Uptime Monitor

Checks as often as every 30 seconds, alerts by email, Slack, Teams, Discord and webhook, status pages and monthly reports.

14 articles 38 min total Updated from the live product

The Uptime Monitor tool page explains what it watches and what each plan includes.

  1. Uptime Monitor overview and plan limits3 min read What the Uptime Monitor checks, where you find it, and how many monitors, which check speed and how many status pages each plan includes. Read article →
  2. HTTP monitors4 min read Add an HTTP monitor, pick its check interval, watch for a keyword, set Alert after, and pause, edit or delete a monitor later. Read article →
  3. SSL and domain expiry monitors3 min read Get warned before a certificate or a domain registration runs out. How the daily check works and when each warning mail goes out. Read article →
  4. Heartbeat monitors3 min read Watch cron jobs, backups and scripts. Your job calls a ping URL on a schedule, and a missed ping opens an incident and mails you. Read article →
  5. How downtime is confirmed3 min read What counts as a failed check, how a second location confirms it, when an incident opens and closes, and what no monitor can catch. Read article →
  6. Incidents and acknowledging2 min read Read the Incidents tab, see how long each outage lasted, and acknowledge an ongoing incident from the tab or from the link in the alert mail. Read article →
  7. Email alerts3 min read Who receives uptime mails, what the down, recovery and expiry mails say, and how to send alerts for one monitor to a different address. Read article →
  8. Alert channels3 min read Send uptime alerts to extra email addresses, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord or your own webhook, and attach each channel to the monitors it covers. Read article →
  9. Escalation ladders2 min read Alert a second and third contact when nobody acknowledges an incident. Set the order and the delay for each step, and stop the ladder with one click. Read article →
  10. Maintenance windows2 min read Plan downtime without false alerts. Set a start and end time, pick the monitors, and checks and alerts pause for that stretch. Read article →
  11. Client groups2 min read Group your projects by client and get one monthly uptime report per client, plus one report for every project left ungrouped. Read article →
  12. Status pages3 min read Publish a public status page that groups your monitors. Create it, pick the monitors, share the link, and see what visitors find there. Read article →
  13. Custom domain and white label for a status page3 min read Serve a status page on your own domain with a CNAME record, and remove our branding with white label, logo and accent color on Pro Agency. Read article →
  14. Monthly uptime reports2 min read A PDF of last month's uptime, incidents and broken links arrives on the 1st. See what it contains, turn it off, or download this month so far. Read article →