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Globalping vs HttpWatch

Globalping

globalping.io

HttpWatch

httpwatch.com

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FigureGlobalpingHttpWatch
Price from$10/moFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open sourceYes—
WebYes—
WindowsYesYes
macOSYes—
LinuxYes—
iOSYes—
APIYesYes
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published36
Spec score · Network Diagnostic Software9.3 (#1)8.2 (#10)
AutomationThe integrations page describes using the API to build free or commercial tools and the CLI to script and automate tests from a terminal.HttpWatch provides an automation interface and API for collecting performance data from automated website tests.
HeadquartersThe legal registered office is Suite 2a1, Northside House, Mount Pleasant, Barnet, England, EN4 9EB.Devon, England, United Kingdom
PurposeGlobalping runs network tests from a globally distributed network of probes to monitor, debug, and benchmark internet infrastructure.HttpWatch records and displays browser network requests and responses to help analyze performance and diagnose website problems.
SupportThe project directs users to GitHub issues for API or tool problems and also provides [email protected] for private contact.Email support is free, while customers with priority support can also contact the company by phone.

Plans

Globalping

  • FreeFree
  • Sponsor donation$10 a month
  • GitHub Sponsor$25 a month

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HttpWatch

  • Basic EditionFree
  • Single User$625, paid once
  • Four User Team$2,365, paid once
  • Ten User Team$5,670, paid once
  • Site License$13,285, paid once
  • Enterprise License$62,370, paid once

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In their own words

Globalping

Globalping runs network tests from probes in locations around the world to help monitor, debug, and benchmark internet infrastructure. It offers ping, traceroute, DNS, MTR, and HTTP tests, with locations selectable by country, continent, city, US state, region, ASN, ISP, tag, or cloud region. A measurement can request up to 500 probes. The Free plan costs nothing: unregistered users can use up to 50 probes per measurement and run 250 free tests per hour; registered users can use up to 500 probes and 500 free tests per hour. Additional tests cost one credit each. The platform includes a REST API, command-line interface, and integrations such as Slack, Discord, Zapier, n8n, and GitHub Bot. The CLI supports Linux, Mac, and Windows and can script tests. Globalping’s maker describes its components as open source and actively developed with its community. It says commercial use is supported within its terms of service.

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HttpWatch

HttpWatch is a Windows desktop tool for recording and examining browser network activity. It captures requests and responses to help analyze performance and diagnose website problems. The product works with Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge version 105 or later, on Windows 10 or later and Windows Server 2016 or later. Its logs include request headers, cookies, query strings, timing data, browser-cache activity, and console output. Logs can be saved as HWL files or exported as HAR, XML, or CSV. An automation interface and API collect performance data from automated website tests. HttpWatch also checks for potentially weak SSL configurations and certain cookie-security problems, including missing Secure or SameSite attributes. Suspected password fields are masked in saved logs. The free Basic Edition records activity but limits detailed information to certain sites. Paid licenses include one year of maintenance and priority support.

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