Monthly, one month notice, no setup fee, onboarding included. If the number below does not work for you, it will not work after three meetings either.
All three run the same checks. What changes is whether we hand the alert to you or act on it ourselves, and whether the paperwork afterwards is your problem or ours.
€900 / month
For teams who have engineers, but nobody awake at night.
€2,400 / month
For teams who want the phone to ring somewhere else.
From €5,800 / month
For regulated companies who need the paperwork as well as the phone call.
How the price moves. Service count is the main lever. Beyond the included number it is €55 per service per month on Watch and €90 on Respond. Nothing else is metered — not alert volume, not incident count, not how often you call. We would rather you called.
None of this is upsell bait. Each one is excluded because including it would make us worse at the thing you are actually paying for.
We will tell you exactly what we think is fragile and why, in writing, for free. We will not then quote you to rebuild it. The company that watches the system should not be the company that gets paid when the system needs work.
We do not ship product code. The moment we do, we lose the ability to be honest with you about why something broke.
We spot and escalate the obvious — a spike in failed logins, an unexpected outbound connection, a certificate that changed when nobody deployed. We are not a SOC and we will not pretend otherwise. On Own it we work alongside yours.
We report waste when we see it, because we are looking at the metrics anyway. We do not take a percentage of the savings — that arrangement quietly rewards letting the bill grow first.
New service, no runbook, no action beyond telling you it is down. Writing the runbook takes about an hour of your engineer's time and it is included. There is no charge for this and no excuse for skipping it.
Our middle plan is €80 a day. On the timeline, a single 58-minute outage at €4,000 an hour costs €3,867. That is not an argument for us specifically — it is an argument for someone, and it is worth knowing which side of the line you are on.
Demo note: Nightshift is an invented company. The prices, plans and figures were written to demonstrate a pricing page that commits to numbers instead of hiding behind a contact form.