Be the first to know that your website is down! Reliable monitoring warns you before any significant trouble and saves you money.
Don't lose visitors because of an expired SSL certificate. Get notified 30, 14 and 7 days before expiration.
Keep your online presence secure and avoid any potential damage by monitoring your domain's expiration date.
Also known as heartbeat monitoring. Monitor recurring background jobs or intranet devices connected to the internet.
Is the email service still UP? How about the critical database server? Let's check! Monitor any specific service running on any port.
Leverage one of the most used tools administrators use to check the availability of network devices.
Use keyword monitoring to check presence or absence of specific text in the request's response body (typically HTML or JSON).
Send status updates via email to your Status page subscribers.
Customize colors, add your logo or even link your custom domain.
See your response times in a chart to reveal performance hiccups.
Set up maintenance windows to prevent alarms during planned maintenance.
Need to set an advanced HTTP header? We've got you covered!
We verify incidents from multiple locations to prevent false-positives.
Downtime happens even to the best of us. But itβs important to know it before customers are affected!
Be transparent. Inform customers of planned outages. Show them that you strive to keep your service 100% online.
You can invite all your team members to access your monitors, keep them notified and manage incidents. Choose from three levels of user access: read, write and notify-only.
It was a wonderful experience and I would highly recommend it. UptimeRobot has exceeded my expectations with its efficient monitoring and notification system. Thanks to their service, I've been able to stay on top of any downtime issues and ensure maximum uptime for my online presence, highly recommended!
Our Native Amerrican news magazine/public service website is www.nativeamericatoday.com. Our former developer did a horrible job, which continually allowed bots to attack the site -- we went over our server's resource limits multiple times and crashed...
I have recently moved monitoring to UptimeRobot for some critical links and external facing services within our organization. Internal monitoring programs are great until the internet is down and you don't know because you can't get the alerts out...