Organize your monitoring work into isolated projects, invite collaborators with the right level of access, and configure alert channels per client — all from one account.
A project is a self-contained workspace. Everything inside a project is isolated from other projects — monitors, team members, alert channels, and the public status page all belong to exactly one project.
Projects are designed for scenarios like:
Monitors you create without assigning them to a project. Only you can see them. Available on all plans, including Free.
Monitors assigned to a project. Visible to all members of that project according to their role. Supports team collaboration, per-project alert channels, and a dedicated public status page.
| Plan | Projects | Team Members per Project |
|---|---|---|
| Free | None | N/A (solo only) |
| Pro | Up to 3 projects | 5 members per project |
| Business | Up to 10 projects | 25 members per project |
| Agency | Up to 50 projects | 100 members per project |
Each team member in a project is assigned one of four roles. Roles cascade downward — a higher role always includes all permissions of lower roles.
Full control
The user who created the project is its owner. There is exactly one owner per project. The owner can:
Manage team and settings
Admins can manage the team and all project configuration. Suitable for a lead engineer or account manager. Admins can:
Create and edit monitors
Members do the day-to-day monitoring work. They can:
Read-only access
Viewers can observe but not change anything. Ideal for stakeholders or clients who need visibility without the ability to modify monitors. Viewers can:
Only Owners and Admins can send invitations. Invitations are sent by email and expire after 7 days.
Open the project
In the sidebar, click Projects and select the project you want to add a member to.
Go to Team
Click the Teamtab inside the project. You'll see all current members and a pending invitations list.
Enter the email address
Type the invitee's email in the Invite by email field. The person does not need to have a Monitorion account yet — they will be prompted to create one.
Select a role
Choose the role from the dropdown: Viewer, Member, or Admin. You cannot invite someone at a role higher than your own.
Send invite
Click Send Invitation. The invitee receives an email with an accept link. Once they accept, they appear as an active member in the Team tab.
Each project has its own independent set of alert channels. This means client A's monitors alert to client A's Slack workspace, and client B's monitors alert to client B's email — with no cross-contamination.
To manage alert channels for a project, go to Project Settings → Alert Channels. Supported channels:
One or more recipient addresses
Webhook
HTTP POST to any URL
Slack
Incoming webhook or Slack app
Discord
Rich embeds via Discord webhook
SMS
Via Twilio (Business+)
Telegram
Bot message to a chat or channel
Microsoft Teams
Adaptive Cards via webhook
Google Chat
Card messages to a Chat space
PagerDuty
Integration key-based routing
On the Agency plan, you can create unlimited projects — one per client. Each project is a clean environment that you hand off to a client team:
monitorion.com/status/[slug]).Tip: Use project names that match your client names for clarity in the project switcher. Example: Acme Corp, Beta Startup, Gamma SaaS.
Upgrade to Pro or higher to create projects and invite your team.