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Uptime Monitor checks your site as often as every minute. A failed check is checked again straight away, and an outage is only confirmed when the checks agree, so you get alerts you can trust and not false alarms.
A quick check tests the site once from our network right now.
How to use it
Four steps from an address to results you can act on.
We check the homepage, its DNS and its SSL certificate.
If a check fails, the page is checked again at once, before anything counts as down.
The checks must agree before an alert goes out, which removes most false alarms.
What failed, from where and when, then a recovery notice when it is back.
What it brings you
Every result comes with the proof behind it, so you can check it yourself.
The homepage and the critical pages you choose, as often as every minute.
Your domain still resolves, checked every 5 minutes.
Expiry and errors, checked every 6 hours, with early warnings.
A blank page, error text or maintenance page sent with a 200 OK.
How long each check took, so slowdowns are visible.
A firewall or challenge page shows as Blocked, never as Down.
What the result looks like
Results are sorted so the most important rows come first. This example uses sample data to show the layout.
| Check | Status | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Homepage | OK | 212 ms |
| DNS | OK | Resolves |
| SSL certificate | Warning | Expires in 9 days |
| /checkout | Down | 502, confirmed by 2 checks |
What you get
Right here on this page.
For your team and your clients' sites.
Questions
A single check can fail because of a brief network problem. Requiring the checks to agree means an alert is almost always a real outage.
No. Critical pages are only loaded, never submitted, so checkout and contact forms are safe.
Yes. Every outage alert is followed by a recovery notice with how long it lasted.
Yes. Outage alerts never depend on AI, so they always go out.