Everything you need to monitor. All in one place.
Monitor website uptime, server status, SSL, DNS, domains, email health, APIs, cron jobs, TCP/UDP, sitemaps, SEO readiness, accessibility, incidents, reports, status pages, competitor checks, and more.
1 min premium checks
Your own dashboard
Email alerts included
Overview
Recent incidents
View allapi.example.comPartial outage
mail.example.comDown
db01.example.comResolved
Uptime alertsNotify one or many recipients per monitor.
SSL and domainsCatch renewals before clients do.
Your portalAdd sites, contacts, and settings after signup.
Set up serious monitoring without the technical maze
Start from one domain or URL, then add deeper checks as your site, email, and server stack grows.
First-run setup
Create website, SSL, DNS, domain, sitemap, SEO, accessibility, email, server, ping, and port checks from one guided flow.
Server fleet dashboard
Install Linux, macOS, or Windows agent installers and review CPU, memory, disk, uptime, OS, lifecycle commands, and attention signals in one place.
Sitemap and SEO intelligence
Map sitemap indexes, individual URLs, metadata, canonical tags, headings, structured data, and practical SEO suggestions for each site.
Accessibility suggestions
Surface missing image alt text, unlabeled fields, generic links, skipped headings, missing language tags, and landmark gaps.
Simple email health setup
Pick Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, cPanel, automatic, or custom and create MX, SPF, DMARC, blacklist, SMTP, and IMAP checks.
Incident timelines and reports
Review what failed, evidence captured, recent checks, notes, acknowledgements, resolution history, and downloadable customer summaries.
1Enter domain
2Create suggested checks
3Install server agent
4Share reports and status
Built to be found, understood, and trusted
Monitoring features should be easy for customers to understand and easy for search engines to classify.
Search-friendly public pages
Every public entry point uses descriptive titles, meta descriptions, canonical URLs, Open Graph tags, and Twitter card tags.
Structured monitoring data
The landing page publishes SoftwareApplication JSON-LD so search engines can understand the product and feature list.
Crawler guidance
Dynamic sitemap and robots files expose the landing page, signup, tools, and public status pages without touching private dashboards.
Feature-rich wording
Website, server status, email health, DNS, SSL, sitemap, SEO, accessibility, domain, API, cron, TCP, UDP, incident, report, and competitor monitoring language is visible on-page.
Monitoring your customers can actually use
Uptime, SSL, domain, DNS, API, keyword, port, and cron checks live behind a simple account dashboard.
Add your sites
Monitor websites, keywords, APIs, DNS, domains, SSL certificates, ports, cron heartbeats, and response time history.
Private monitoring portal
Your account has its own monitor limits, notification contacts, check history, and site settings.
Alert channels
Send downtime and recovery alerts through email, SMS, voice, Slack, Discord, Teams, Telegram, or webhooks.
Server status agents
Install Linux, macOS, or Windows agents to report CPU, memory, disk, uptime, OS details, running processes, and attention signals.
Sitemap and SEO drill-downs
Inspect sitemap URLs, metadata, headings, canonical tags, structured data, SEO score, and customer-ready improvement suggestions.
Accessibility guidance
Catch missing alt text, unlabeled fields, generic links, heading-order issues, language tags, and landmark gaps before customers report them.
Monitoring.
- Website monitoring Watch public pages, checkout flows, and important URLs for downtime, slow responses, and recovery.
- Keyword monitoring Confirm important text stays present or disappears when a page changes, redirects, or breaks.
- Ping monitoring Track whether servers and network devices respond before customers notice a reachability issue.
- Port monitoring Check critical TCP services such as HTTPS, mail, SSH, database gateways, or custom app ports.
- TCP monitoring Verify that a TCP endpoint accepts connections and alerts when the service stops listening.
- UDP monitoring Watch UDP-dependent services and network paths where a simple website check is not enough.
- Cron job monitoring Use heartbeat URLs to prove scheduled jobs, backups, imports, and automations are still running.
- API monitoring Monitor API endpoints, response codes, JSON assertions, and response time for app-critical services.
- Email health monitoring Check MX, SPF, DMARC, blacklist, SMTP, and IMAP health without making users configure every detail by hand.
- Server status monitoring Install Linux, macOS, or Windows agents to report CPU, memory, disk, uptime, and server freshness.
Features.
- Multi-location checks Compare signals from more than one location so regional issues do not look like global outages.
- Response time history Trend response time over time so slowdowns are visible before they become outages.
- SSL expiry Track certificate dates and warn before a renewal problem takes a secure site offline.
- Domain expiry Watch domain registration dates and surface renewal risk alongside the rest of the site profile.
- DNS monitoring Keep A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SPF, DMARC, and nameserver records visible and checked.
- Sitemap intelligence Map submitted URLs and sitemap indexes so site owners can drill into the pages search engines are being handed.
- SEO readiness checks Audit homepage metadata, headings, canonical tags, structured data, sitemap signals, and customer-ready SEO suggestions.
- Accessibility checker Surface practical accessibility issues such as missing alt text, unlabeled fields, generic links, heading skips, and landmark gaps.
- Status pages Publish branded public status pages with custom domains, banners, incident history, uptime, RSS, and subscribers.
- Incident management Use incident timelines, evidence, notes, acknowledgements, snoozes, and resolution history to keep the story clear.
- IT alerting Route notifications through email, SMS gateway, Twilio SMS, voice, Slack, Discord, Teams, Telegram, or webhooks.
- Customer portals Give customers a focused portal for monitors, contacts, reports, status pages, and their own setup flow.
- Free access account codes Receive a code to create a free access account with the included monitoring plan and access window already applied.
Compare.
- Statuspage-style public pages Create public communication pages for customers without leaving your monitoring dashboard.
- Better Stack-style uptime checks Cover uptime, incidents, reports, and alert routing from a self-hosted friendly workflow.
- Site24x7-style site health Bring website, DNS, SSL, domain, mail, API, and server health into one readable command center.
- Pingdom-style response timing Track response time, history, and outages for sites customers depend on every day.
- Uptime Kuma-style self-hosting Keep the convenience of self-hosted monitoring while adding customer portals, reports, and billing-ready signup.
- Cronitor-style heartbeat checks Use heartbeat URLs to know when scheduled jobs, backups, imports, and automations stop checking in.
Free tools.
- Is it down? Run a quick HTTP availability check before creating a full-time monitor.
- Subnet calculator Calculate IPv4 network, netmask, broadcast, and usable address details.
- MX lookup Look up mail exchanger records so email routing issues are easier to spot.
- Uptime calculator Convert uptime targets into downtime budgets for a day, month, or reporting period.
- Crontab helper Translate common schedules into cron syntax and then monitor the resulting job with a heartbeat.
- Web change detection Preview the kind of page-change checks that can become continuous competitor or content monitors.
- DNS lookup Run quick A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, and NS lookups before turning DNS into a monitor.
- Competitor monitoring Track pricing, signup, product, and public availability pages for meaningful text changes.
Try the front-end demo before you sign up
Click through the sample portal below, or open the timed public demo to test a safe monitor workflow without creating an account.
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Timed public preview: 3 minutes
No login needed
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Frontend demo people can test now
Open a temporary sample dashboard, enter a URL, run a simulated monitor check, and explore incidents, reports, alerts, server status, DNS, SSL, and status-page views.
Auto-mapped site profile
DNS records, SSL details, domain data, security headers, and suggested checks appear after the first scan.
owner@clientsite.com
support@agency.com
ops@clientsite.com
Site downEmail sent to 3 recipients
RecoveredRecovery notice sent automatically
Up24
Warning1
Avg response214 ms
SSL renewals3
Monthly uptime report
99.98% uptime
2 incidents resolved
DNS and SSL changes logged
Delivered to customer inbox
All systems operationalPublic view
Main websiteUp
Store APIUp
Email DNSWarning
Choose the monitoring plan that fits your sites
Start small for a handful of sites, or choose higher tiers for faster checks and more monitor types.
Basic
For site owners who need simple uptime and alert coverage.
$5/mo $50/yr yearly one-time checkout- 10 website, keyword, ping, or port monitors
- 5 minute checks
- Email alerts to multiple recipients
- SSL and response history dashboard
- Client-safe status view
Advanced
For businesses that need broader checks across important sites.
$10/mo $100/yr yearly one-time checkout- 50 monitors across websites, APIs, DNS, SSL, domains, and mail checks
- 2 minute checks
- Cron heartbeat monitoring
- Maintenance windows and incident history
- One-click backup/export
Premium
For teams that need fast checks, more monitors, and full coverage.
$20/mo $200/yr yearly one-time checkout- 150 monitors including synthetic journeys, multi-location, and mail reputation checks
- 1 minute checks
- Portfolio grouping and advanced reporting
- Priority-ready alerting workflow
- Premium onboarding-friendly limits
Create your account and add your first site
Start with a free trial when available, enter a free access code you received, or choose a paid plan when you are ready.
Multiple alert recipients
Private monitoring dashboard
Fast setup after signup
1Create login
2Start trial
3Add first monitor
Questions before signup
Answers focus on accounts, billing, monitors, alerts, and customer dashboards.
What does a customer get after signup?
Their own monitoring portal, plan limits, monitor setup tools, email recipients, check history, charts, and report actions.
Can customers monitor more than one site?
Yes. Each tier includes a monitor limit, and customers can add websites, SSL, DNS, domains, APIs, ports, cron heartbeats, and more depending on the plan.
How do alert emails work?
Each monitor can notify one or many email recipients when a site goes down and when it recovers.
Do I need to install anything on my WordPress sites?
No. Customers add public URLs and domains from the portal. The monitoring service checks them remotely from this installation.