Uptime and response time
Check expected HTTP responses, measure latency and confirm downtime using a configurable failure threshold.
Monitoring that covers more than uptime
Know what is wrong before your customers do.
Track website availability, slow responses, SSL and domain expiry, DNS changes, scheduled tasks, email DNS health and blacklist reputation from one focused dashboard.
✓ Secure public-URL validation
✓ State-change alerts
✓ Public status pages
Monitor overviewIllustrative preview
Example statusOperational
Example response246 ms
Example SSL expiry73 days
SSL
Example uptime check passedExpected HTTP response received
Example SSL reminderRenewal countdown tracked
Example DNS snapshotChange history recorded
UptimeExpected HTTP response and outage confirmation
SecuritySSL, domain expiry and safe URL checks
InfrastructureDNS, heartbeat and response-time monitoring
ReputationEmail DNS and IP/domain blacklist checks
Complete visibility
One dashboard for the signals that keep websites dependable
Each monitor stores the current state, useful history and the information needed to investigate an incident.
SSL and domain expiry
See remaining days and receive warnings before certificates or registrations expire.
DNS change monitoring
Save nameserver, A, AAAA, CNAME, MX and TXT snapshots and detect important changes.
Keyword monitoring
Confirm that important text is present, not just that a page returns a successful response.
Heartbeat monitoring
Know when cron jobs, backups, imports or scheduled tasks stop sending their expected ping.
Email DNS health
Review MX, SPF, DMARC and optional DKIM selector results in a clear status card.
Blacklist reputation
Check selected server IPs and domains against configured reputation providers.
Public status pages
Share current availability, uptime and recent checks through a dedicated public page.
Queued email alerts
Send incident and recovery messages without delaying monitoring commands.
Why monitoring matters
A website can be “online” while important parts are already failing
A successful homepage request does not tell you whether a certificate is about to expire, DNS changed, a checkout keyword disappeared, email records are incomplete or a scheduled backup stopped.
- 01React earlier
Use alerts and expiry warnings before the problem becomes a customer complaint.
- 02Troubleshoot faster
Keep response codes, errors, DNS snapshots and timestamps together.
- 03Build customer confidence
Publish a status page and communicate availability with real monitoring data.
Website outageConfirmed after repeated failuresmonitor_down alert
DNS or expiry riskReview before service is interruptedactionable warning
RecoveryService is responding normally againrecovery notification
Simple setup
From URL to useful monitoring in minutes
1
Create your account
Use the customer login at /app, not the administrator panel.
2
Add a monitor
Choose a website monitor or create a unique heartbeat endpoint.
3
Select checks
Enable only the DNS, email, keyword or reputation checks relevant to the service.
4
Receive and review
Use email alerts, dashboards, history and status pages to stay informed.
A real public example
See how monitoring results can be shared.
A public status page gives customers a clear view of availability, response times, SSL information and recent checks. Explore the live public example for WebHostingMonitor.com.
The public status page uses recorded checks. The dashboard preview above is illustrative. No private customer data is shared.
What visitors can verifyExamples of information a public status page provides
Recorded uptime history24-hour and 7-day views
Response time trendsLatency measurements
SSL certificate healthExpiry date and status
Recent check logTimestamped records
Flexible plans
Start small and expand when you need more coverage
Package limits and features are managed dynamically by the administrator.
Display only — upgrades are reviewed by the administrator.
Free
Start monitoring essential websites.
Free
Free
- 3 monitors
- 1 status pages
- Website uptime monitoring
- SSL certificate monitoring
- DNS and domain-expiry checks
- Public status pages
Starter
Reliable monitoring for small businesses.
USD 9/month
USD 7.50/month equivalent
- 10 monitors
- 5 status pages
- Everything in Free
- 10 website or heartbeat monitors
- Email DNS health checks
- IP and domain blacklist monitoring
Pro
More coverage for agencies and growing teams.
USD 19/month
USD 15.83/month equivalent
- 50 monitors
- 20 status pages
- Everything in Starter
- 50 website or heartbeat monitors
- 20 public status pages
- Agency-friendly monitor management
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What can I monitor?
Public HTTP and HTTPS websites, SSL certificates, domains, DNS records, content keywords, cron heartbeats, email DNS health and configured blacklist targets.
Will I receive repeated outage emails every minute?
Incident emails are created on meaningful state changes and existing duplicate-prevention rules remain in place.
Can I share uptime publicly?
Yes. Create a public status page for a monitor and share its dedicated URL.
Can I see a real public status page?
Yes. Visit our public monitoring status example to see recorded checks, uptime history and SSL information. The customer account dashboard remains private.
How does billing work before online payments are enabled?
Paid-plan upgrade requests are currently reviewed by an administrator. View the Billing & Payments policy before agreeing to any paid arrangement.
Where do customers log in?
The marketing website links customers to /app/login. The /admin panel is reserved for administrators.
Ready to begin?
Make website problems visible.
Start with the free plan and configure the checks that matter to your websites.