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Silent Fail vs NetQMon Cloud

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Silent Fail compared with NetQMon Cloud
DetailSilent Fail logo Silent FailNetQMon Cloud logo NetQMon Cloud
What it doesA dead-man's switch for n8n, Make and Zapier that alerts you when your workflows stop running Lightweight eBPF flow engine for OpenWrt and Linux routers with real-time traffic monitoring and kernel shaping
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Pricing modelNot given Freemium
PricingFree plan: 3 monitors, no judged checks. Solo: $9/month for 25 monitors, 1,000 judged checks per month. Pro: $29/month for unlimited monitors, 1,000 judged checks per month included. Additional check packs available: $10 for 1,000 checks, $40 for 5,000 checks, $70 for 10,000 checks. Free: Community plan with 2,600+ open source rules and core features. Pro Monthly: $3.99/mo with 3,800+ rules and weekly updates. Pro Annual: $29.99/yr with all Pro entitlements. Pro Lifetime: $69.99 one-time with permanent license and 1 year of rule updates.
Key features
  • HTTP endpoint pings for deadline monitoring
  • Supervision mode to verify work actually happened
  • Python and TypeScript SDK for checking
  • One alert per outage, one all-clear when recovered
  • Native integrations for Zapier and n8n
  • Drift detection for timing changes
  • Works with any tool that makes HTTP requests
  • No access needed to workflow data or credentials
  • Health check endpoint to monitor the monitor itself
  • Grace period to tolerate schedule variance
  • Real-time eBPF network telemetry with zero-copy line rate processing
  • Zero-agent device profiling using DHCP fingerprinting and mDNS
  • Encrypted traffic identification without SSL decryption
  • Sub-second quality telemetry with TCP/UDP RTT monitoring
  • Local timeseries storage in SQLite or ClickHouse databases
  • Per-device bandwidth ceilings and isolation with HTB
  • Application-aware QoS priority queues with kernel HTB classes
  • Sub-second policy synchronization with automatic kernel fail-safe rollback
  • Flow tracing from socket to BGP origin with latency tracking
  • Privacy-first architecture extracting only metadata, no packet payloads
What makes it different
  • Catches silent failures where automation reports success but work doesn't actually happen
  • Deterministic checks approved by user, no model decides alerts
  • Checks run inside your process, never sends your data
  • One email per outage prevents alert fatigue
  • No OAuth, no credentials stored, minimal data collection
  • Fully self-hosted with zero mandatory cloud sync or telemetry fees
  • Lightweight eBPF implementation using only 1.2% CPU and 18MB RAM
  • Open source core engine with optional Pro rules subscription model
  • 99.4% application identification accuracy without decrypting encrypted traffic
  • Complete privacy by design storing only flow headers and SNI, never payloads
Community votes00
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)Not checked yet no change since last check2 +2 (up) since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)40
Citation Flow (Majestic)2616
Referring domains (Majestic)203

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