14-Day Pro Trial — No Credit Card Required

Your cloud provider owes you money. We help you claim it.

No-cloud-API-access SLA monitoring for AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and DigitalOcean. We track service- and region-level outages, draft an AI-personalized claim, and surface it for you to submit. Outcomes depend on the vendor.

No Credit Card Required
14-Day Pro Trial
No Cloud API Access Needed

4 cloud providers · 50+ services monitored

AWS
Azure
Google Cloud
DigitalOcean

We monitor these providers’ public status pages and map outages to their published SLAs. UptimeAudit is independent — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any monitored provider.

Found Money, Zero Effort

Cloud providers promise 99.9%+ uptime. When they fail, they owe you credits. Most companies miss out because filing claims is tedious. We fix that.

1. We Monitor 24/7

We track status pages and health endpoints for AWS, Azure, GCP, and DigitalOcean — down to specific services and regions you use.

2. We Draft the Claim

When a potential SLA breach is detected, we draft an AI-personalized claim with your account details, incident data, and the vendor's credit policy referenced.

3. You Submit the Claim

Copy the template, paste it into your provider's support portal, and get your SLA credits applied to your next bill.

This is what a drafted claim looks like

When a monitored outage crosses your provider’s SLA threshold, a claim appears in your dashboard — pre-filled and ready to review.

uptimeaudit.io/dashboard/claims

Detected incident

AWS EC2 — elevated error rates, us-east-1

47 minutes of observed downtime · matched your EC2 — us-east-1 monitor

Action required

Estimated credit

$215.00

SLA tier hit

10%

Claim deadline

52 days left

Pre-filled claim draft

“I am writing to request a service credit under the Amazon EC2 Service Level Agreement. AWS Account ID: 1234-5678-9012. Affected region: us-east-1. Observed downtime: 47 minutes…”

Review & submit
Deadline reminders included

Illustrative example. Credit outcomes are decided by the provider.

Stop paying full price for broken service.

Cloud providers post outages publicly, but most customers never claim the SLA credits they're owed. Filing means tracking incidents, calculating downtime, drafting a per-vendor letter, and meeting a deadline. We do the first three so you can focus on the last one.

  • Service-level + region-level monitoring
  • Pre-filled claim templates with your account IDs
  • Deadline tracking so you never miss a claim window
  • No cloud API access required — 10x cheaper than alternatives
Average Annual Downtime4.2 Hours
Potential Annual Recovery
$2,580.00

Illustrative example based on published 99.9%–99.99% SLA tiers and 10%–30% credit schedules across the Big 4 providers. Recovery is issued as service credits, not cash, and every claim is decided by the provider.

Frequently Asked Questions

Simple, Transparent Pricing

Start with a 14-day free trial. No credit card required.

Currency:

Free

$0/mo

See the outages that hit your services

  • Up to 3 service-region monitors
  • Outage detection & SLA breach alerts
  • 90-day uptime history
  • No claim templates or deadline tracking
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Pro

$5USD/mo

Everything you need to recover SLA credits

  • Up to 20 service-region monitors
  • Pre-filled claim templates
  • Deadline countdown alerts
  • Evidence package generation
  • Daily status digest emails
  • Claim opportunity alerts

Business

$49USD/mo

Unlimited monitoring for multi-cloud teams

  • Everything in Pro
  • Unlimited monitors
  • Priority support

Prices shown in USD. Tax calculated automatically at checkout based on your billing address.

Recovered amounts are service credits applied by your provider, not cash payouts; every claim is decided by the provider under its SLA terms.