NGINX Amplify is shut down. Keep your agent. Change one line. Back online in five minutes.
Drop-in replacement

NGINX Amplify Alternative
Your agent already works with us.

F5 retired NGINX Amplify. GetPageSpeed Amplify speaks the same agent protocol. Change api_url, restart the agent, done.

The one-line migration

# /etc/amplify-agent/agent.conf
[cloud]
- api_url = https://receiver.amplify.nginx.com:443/1.4
+ api_url = https://amplify.getpagespeed.com/1.4

# Then:
sudo systemctl restart amplify-agent

Or run our migration script: curl -sS https://amplify.getpagespeed.com/migrate.sh | sudo bash

Feature parity — and more

Feature NGINX Amplify (EOL) GetPageSpeed Amplify
nginx-amplify-agent compatible
Real-time NGINX metrics
Config analyzer (Gixy-style)
Metric retention30 daysup to 1 year
Varnish Cache monitoring
PHP-FPM pool metrics
Website uptime monitoring
Alerts (Slack / Telegram / email / webhook)email onlyall four
Free tierretired1 host, forever
Starter plann/a$9/mo, 5 hosts

Frequently asked questions

Is NGINX Amplify really shut down?

Yes, F5 retired the service. Agents still exist on your servers but have no backend to report to. We built a compatible backend so those agents keep working.

Do I have to reinstall the agent?

No. Keep the existing nginx-amplify-agent. Change api_url in its config, restart the systemd unit, done.

Do I lose my historical data?

NGINX Amplify did not expose a data export, so historical data was lost when F5 shut it down. From the moment you point the agent at us, metric history starts fresh — retained up to 1 year on paid plans.

How is this priced compared to NGINX Amplify?

NGINX Amplify was $20/host/month. GetPageSpeed Amplify Starter is $9/month total for 5 hosts — ~92% cheaper at 5 hosts. We also have a free tier.

Your agent is still running. Give it somewhere to report.

Free tier covers one host. Paid plans from $9/month.