How to migrate from UptimeRobot to Uptime Kuma
Technical infrastructure migrations vary a lot depending on the tool — these are the general steps that apply to most cases.
- 1
Export your configuration and data from UptimeRobot
Check UptimeRobot's documentation for exporting projects, configuration and integrations — the exact format depends on the service, but almost all offer some export path for paid accounts.
- 2
Prepare the Uptime Kuma environment
Deploy Uptime Kuma in a staging environment first (not production) and replicate the base configuration before moving any real data.
- 3
Migrate in pieces and validate each one
Move one project or integration at a time instead of all at once, checking that each piece works in Uptime Kuma before moving on to the next.
- 4
Update integrations that depended on UptimeRobot
Any external service (CI/CD, webhooks, SDKs) that pointed at UptimeRobot needs to be reconfigured to point at your new Uptime Kuma instance.
Before cancelling UptimeRobot
Before cancelling UptimeRobot, confirm no production service still depends on it by checking recent access logs.
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View Uptime Kuma's profileThese steps are a general guideline — the exact export menu can vary depending on UptimeRobot's plan and version.