Server, network and uptime monitoring built for MSPs
Monitor the servers, switches, firewalls, websites and cron jobs your team operates for clients. Bring their monitoring together with published plans starting at €49 per month.
Used by MSPs running 50 to 500+ servers across client fleets
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“Fivenines was monitoring 100+ of our servers in 40 minutes. During a recent service disruption, it was the only platform that actually pointed us to the root cause. We're now at 300+ servers monitored, and we use Fivenines as part of our sales pitch with new clients.”
Daniel Preni Systems Engineer at Southeast Networks
Before
Zabbix + CheckMK
Multiple tools · Manual sync · Hours of config
After
Fivenines
One platform · 300+ servers · Client-facing differentiator
- 40 min
- to deploy
- 300+
- servers monitored
- 1
- Unified platform
Built for MSPs who...
If three or more of these lines feel familiar, this page is for you.
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Run client fleets of 50 to 1000+ servers
Linux distros (Ubuntu, Debian, Raspbian, Rocky, AlmaLinux, Arch, CentOS) and Windows Server. You want 60-second metrics by default without standing up Prometheus and Grafana for every client.
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Client fleet organization
Group servers, monitors and network devices by client so every fleet, alert stream and status page stays easy to find.
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Server and network in one platform
Monitor Linux and Windows servers through the open-source agent, then add switches, routers and firewalls through SNMP.
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Watch the databases behind client apps
PostgreSQL and MySQL/MariaDB each get a reachability alert that tells a refused connection apart from a wrong credential, with Galera cluster state for clustered MariaDB. RabbitMQ queues alert on backlog depth and on consumers disappearing, and Redis and Memcached report their own metrics for threshold alerts.
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Alert when a service stops, not just when the box does
Point systemd monitoring at the units that matter on each client host and get paged when one goes failed. A stopped queue worker or a crashed nginx.service is invisible to a ping check and to CPU graphs.
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Know when a client tunnel goes dark
A dead tunnel means a blind client site: everything behind it stops reporting and nothing looks broken. WireGuard peers are watched by handshake age on Linux hosts, OpenVPN by whether each client is still connected, and Tailscale nodes by key expiry, the failure that silently drops a machine off the tailnet with no error anywhere on the box. Two caveats worth knowing before you plan around the OpenVPN half: it covers the 2.x community edition rather than Access Server, and because OpenVPN reports only the clients connected right now, its alert asks you to name the sites you care about so a server full of laptops does not page every evening. See VPN monitoring.
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Cover the Proxmox hosts running client workloads
Cluster quorum, node availability, guest state, storage pools and per-guest backup freshness, with one incident per real problem instead of one per node that noticed it.
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White-label status pages
Publish branded status pages on your MSP's domain with real-time uptime, incident history and scheduled maintenance.
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Route alerts by client and severity
Use workflows to send level-1 noise to Slack, after-hours incidents to Telegram, and dispatch events through webhooks.
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Track uptime, SSL and cron jobs together
Keep websites, certificates, scheduled jobs and server metrics in one place instead of stitching together overlapping tools.
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Data for client SLA reports
Use the public API to read uptime and incident data for selected resources and periods. Build client reports in your own reporting tool; incident count and MTTR summaries cover the whole organization.
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Package vulnerability scanning
Get a patch list per client, not a CVE count: the headline is the packages with a fix available, and anything with no upstream patch is listed on its own with Canonical, Debian or Red Hat's stated reason. Container images are scanned too, so a stale base image cannot hide behind a patched host.
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Fivenines vs Auvik, LogicMonitor and NinjaOne RMM
Choose the coverage your client fleet needs: server and service metrics, network devices, or endpoint administration. Fivenines brings server, SNMP, uptime and cron monitoring together and can run alongside your existing RMM.
| Capability | Fivenines | Auvik | LogicMonitor | NinjaOne RMM |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary focus | Server, network, uptime and cron monitoring | Network management | Infrastructure observability | Endpoint management and RMM |
| SNMP network monitoring | Included | Available | Available | Available through NMS |
Fivenines and LogicMonitor both offer Terraform providers. Compare the resources each provider supports for your provisioning workflow. Sources checked September 25, 2026: Auvik for MSPs · LogicMonitor for MSPs · NinjaOne NMS · LogicMonitor Terraform provider
How MSPs onboard a new client
Start with a representative server, then configure network devices, alert routing and reporting. Rollout time depends on the client environment and the integrations you need.
Install
Install the open-source agent on every server
One command via SSH (Linux) or PowerShell (Windows), or run it through Ansible or your config management of choice. The agent reports every 60 seconds by default once configured. Confirm its outbound connection and required permissions before rolling out across the fleet.
wget -qO- https://releases.fivenines.io/latest/fivenines_setup.sh | sudo sh -s ENROLLMENT_TOKEN
✓ Agent installed. Sending metrics... [acme-prod-01]
Connect
Add network devices via SNMP
Choose an agent host that can reach the client's network devices, enable SNMP polling, then add each device with its SNMP settings and credentials.
Configure
Configure per-client alert routing and white-label status page
Group monitors by client. Route alerts via email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, Discord, Pushover, PagerDuty or webhook. Configure a branded status page and its custom domain.
status.acme-corp.com
All systems operational
Reporting
Build your client report from API data
Read uptime and incident data with an API token for the organization you manage. The API returns JSON; format the report in your own tooling. MTTR summaries cover the whole organization.
Data for your report
Monitor your fleet or offer monitoring under your brand
Use the self-serve plans below to monitor the infrastructure your team operates. Organize resources and alerts around your clients, and publish branded status pages from Pro.
Separate customer accounts and a branded portal
The partner program provides customer organizations, a portal under your brand, and provisioning through WHMCS or the partner API. Partner onboarding and wholesale pricing per monitor are separate from the self-serve plans.
Explore the partner program →Predictable pricing that scales with your client base
Choose a plan by total monitors across the fleet. Each server, uptime check, cron task, SNMP device and MQTT topic monitor counts toward the limit; the number of clients depends on their infrastructure.
Pro
For fleets needing up to 50 monitors
- ✓50 monitors
- ✓10 team members
- ✓White-label status pages
- ✓Vulnerability scanning
- ✓24 months data retention
Business
For fleets needing up to 100 monitors
- ✓100 monitors
- ✓25 team members
- ✓24 months data retention
- ✓Everything in Pro
- ✓PagerDuty and webhook alerts
- ✓SAML SSO
Enterprise
For larger fleets and custom monitor limits
- ✓300+ monitors
- ✓50+ team members
- ✓Custom check intervals down to 5 seconds
- ✓Dedicated support contact
- ✓Custom SLA and onboarding
See full feature comparison ↓
| Monitors | 50 | 100 | 300+ |
| Team members | 10 | 25 | 50+ |
| White-label status pages | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| SAML SSO | No | Yes | Yes |
| Dedicated support | No | No | Yes |
All plans include a 14-day free trial. No credit card required. See full pricing details →
What MSPs say about Fivenines
Fivenines has been completely reliable...
Fivenines has been completely reliable and the service continues adding features at a fast clip. My subscription just keeps gaining value, which is a great thing!
Mike Horgan
United States · May 1, 2026
Been with the service from ground...
Been with the service from ground floor; the dev is really nice and insanely effective - more than once I've been reporting bugs and assisting with testing while things were being fixed LIVE! It's obvious that he has aspirations and he's been delivering over expectations constantly. The actual product works perfectly along the other monitoring solutions I'm using (currently Hetrixtools and Komari) and for those who are more wary of unknown code running on their prods the code is available via Git. Nothing but recommendations from me!
ZalnT
Sweden · Apr 14, 2026
We have been very happy with Fivenines
The interface is clear and setup was straightforward. Support has been responsive, and alerts arrive promptly when issues arise, enabling quick incident response. Reliability at fair pricing.
Philipp
Germany · Jan 2026
Finally Found a Versatile Server Monitoring at a Sensible Price
After years searching for adequate monitoring tools, Fivenines stands out with its balanced feature set, clean design, reasonable pricing, and genuinely helpful customer support.
T George
Netherlands · Aug 2025
One of the best server monitoring tools I've used
The tool is continuously improving with dedicated developer support. They're responsive to user feedback and I've successfully deployed it as a replacement for our hosting provider's monitoring.
Ahmed
Egypt · Aug 2025
I have been using Fivenines practically since the beginning
The platform has evolved rapidly with attractive pricing and responsive creator support. It's become a solid alternative to larger competitors for our infrastructure monitoring needs.
Lee
Poland · Jan 2026
Finally an affordable and pleasant server monitoring tool!
After several competitors closed or declined, Fivenines emerged as the perfect alternative. Easy installation, fast performance with historical charts. Exactly what I was looking for.
Adrien
France · Sep 2025
Great tool with responsive development
Fivenines has become an essential part of our infrastructure monitoring. The clean interface and reliable alerts make it easy to stay on top of server health.
Dmitriy
Russia · Aug 2025
Frequently asked questions from MSPs
Compare & alternatives
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MSP workflows
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Does Fivenines integrate with ConnectWise, Autotask, HaloPSA or SuperOps? +
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Trust & compliance
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