About Zuzia
Zuzia is a single dashboard for people who run client servers without an operations team, such as freelance developers, small agencies and solo SaaS makers with 5 to 30 servers. It starts with agentless checks on a website address, a TCP port or a DNS entry, with nothing to install and no SSH, and alerts go out by push, email or SMS only when something really breaks. The site states it is not a replacement for large monitoring suites but a focused panel.
Installing the optional lightweight agent adds metrics for CPU, memory, disk and load, plus remote commands and scheduled task execution, such as backups and cleanups, with the port and firewall rules under your control. Public status pages and embeddable widgets can be shared with clients. Zuzia is built in Poland with Hosting inside the EU and describes itself as GDPR-compliant, and support is by email and Discord. A free forever plan needs no credit card, and paid plans start at $9 a month or $129 once for lifetime access.
Key features
- Agentless uptime, SSL, port and DNS checks
- Alerts by push, email and SMS
- Optional agent for CPU, RAM, disk and load
- Remote commands from the panel
- Scheduled task execution
- Public status pages
- Embeddable widgets for clients
- Hosting inside the EU
Good fit for
- Freelancers watching many client VPS servers in one panel
- Agencies sending clients status pages
Zuzia: questions and answers
- What is Zuzia used for?
- Zuzia is a monitoring panel for freelancers and small agencies that checks client servers and sites for uptime, SSL, ports and DNS, with an optional agent for metrics, remote commands and tasks. It is a good fit for freelancers watching many client VPS servers in one panel and agencies sending clients status pages.
- Is Zuzia free?
- Yes. Zuzia has a free plan, and paid plans start at $9 per month.
- Is Zuzia open source?
- No. Zuzia is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Monitoring & Observability category, open-source options include Healthchecks, Cachet and Gatus.
- What are some alternatives to Zuzia?
- Zuzia competes with UptimeRobot, Better Stack and StatusCake.
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