Uptime checks recorded to a full incident history, published on a clean public status page your clients can check themselves — and an email the moment a site drops or recovers. Slack & SMS alerts are still on the roadmap.
Monitors run automatically every five minutes on our servers — no cron of your own to set up. You get an email the moment a site goes down or recovers, with full incident history and a clean public status page.
Set a check interval per monitor. Our scheduler polls every due monitor automatically, around the clock — checks run every five minutes, with no setup on your end.
An email the moment a monitor goes down, and another when it recovers — on every plan, Starter included. Slack and SMS notifications are not built yet.
Available NowGive clients a branded status page showing real-time uptime data and incident history.
Every check that runs is recorded with its status code and response time, and rolled up into a 90-day uptime bar.
Enter the URL you want to monitor and choose a check interval.
When the checker runs, it requests your URL and logs the status code and response time. Automatic scheduling is still to come.
View incident history and response time trends, and share a public status page so clients can check for themselves.
We send an HTTP HEAD request first and fall back to GET if that fails. The monitor checks the response status code — any 2xx response is considered "up", while 4xx/5xx responses or timeouts are marked "down".
Yes — by email. When a monitor changes state we email the account owner: once when the site stops responding, and again when it comes back. It fires on the change, not on every check, so a site that stays down does not fill your inbox. This is on every plan, Starter included. Slack, SMS and push are not built yet. One caveat worth knowing: checks run every five minutes, so that is the worst-case delay before an alert goes out — if you need second-by-second paging, pair us with a dedicated on-call tool.
Yes. A scheduler on our servers polls every active monitor whose interval is due, around the clock, and records each result to your incident history and status page. Checks run every five minutes, so that's the resolution you can expect — you don't need to set up any cron of your own.
Yes! Create a status page from the dashboard, assign monitors to it, and share the public URL with clients. The page shows real-time status with a 90-day uptime history bar.
Free plans include 1 monitor and 1 status page. Pro plans include 10 monitors and 10 status pages, and Agency plans are unlimited.
Add your first monitor in 30 seconds, get an email when it drops, and give your clients a status page they can check themselves.
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