Pricing

Two plans. Neither one counts your messages.

Send covers unlimited notifications for one flat price. Watch adds YouLMK checking on things for you, and includes everything in Send.

Send
Everything you need to notify yourself.
$4per month
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  • Unlimited notifications, no metering
  • HTTP, webhook, MCP and SDKs
  • Phone, watch, browser, email and Slack destinations
  • Reach, quiet hours and grouping per source
  • 90 days of history
INCLUDES SEND
Watch
For everything you want checked on.
$12per month
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  • EVERYTHING IN SEND, PLUS
  • 100 watches, checked every 5 minutes
  • Watches described in plain language
  • Webhook out to your own API, signed
  • Pages, endpoints, uptime, feeds, numbers, repos
  • Retries, dedupe and delivery receipts
  • Unlimited history

Free to start: 10 notifications and 3 watches, no card, no clock. Watch fair use: 100,000 checks a month; JavaScript-rendered pages every 15 minutes or slower. In the iOS and Android apps: Send $4.49 a month or $44.99 a year, Watch $13.49 a month or $134.99 a year.

Why sending is one flat price
Metering messages would only make you think twice before adding one, and a notification you hesitate to send is the one you needed. Watching costs more because we are the ones making the requests, so it sits in the higher tier.
What counts as a watch
One thing being checked on one schedule. A watch that fires forty times still counts as one. Change the interval any time; unused checks do not roll over.
Is this like ntfy or Pushover?
Both send a push from a script, and both are good at it. ntfy is open source and free through its public server, with paid plans from $6 a month; Pushover is a one-time $4.99 per platform. YouLMK is a hosted service at $4 a month that adds the receiving side: a Reach level per source, quiet hours that hold rather than drop, grouping of repeats, up to two actions in the payload, email, Slack and webhook destinations, watches made from a sentence, and an MCP server so an agent can send and watch on its own. If all you need is a push from a script, ntfy or Pushover will do it. If you want rules about what gets through, and something that watches for you, that is what YouLMK is for. Side by side, from their own pages: ntfy, Pushover, Pushcut, Bark, Gotify, changedetection.io, Visualping, Healthchecks.io, Cronitor.