Know the second your website goes down.

Paste the URL and press Add. The first check runs immediately. A display name is optional. To add a list, use bulk import from a file or a paste.

On the free plan, websites are checked every 15 minutes automatically, and you can run a manual check any time from the dashboard. You can also set the interval yourself, from seconds up to minutes

You can add as many sites as you want, and run a manual check on any of them. Automatic monitoring follows the plan: 15 sites on Free, 50 on Pro, and 100 on Agency. The pricing cards above show the live allowance, including any change an admin has made.

Uptime and reliability, performance, SSL certificates, email alerts, and teams. No credit card to start. The cards above are the exact list turned on right now.

Pro adds DNS and domain expiry, API monitoring, cron jobs, the security suite, the privacy suite, SEO, reports and digests, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams and webhooks, status pages, and compliance. Agency adds the client portal and white label.

An alert is sent after two failed checks in a row, so a single blip does not page you. It includes the reason, the response code and the time. Email and an in-app notification are on every plan.

Email and in-app notifications are on every plan. Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams and webhooks are on Pro.

SSL certificate expiry is tracked on every plan, with a warning before it lapses. Domain expiry and DNS record changes, including an IP or nameserver change, are on Pro.

Yes. On a site you can set a phrase the page must contain, and a phrase it must not contain, such as an error message. A check that fails those rules is treated as a problem.

Yes. A maintenance window keeps planned work out of your uptime figures and stops it from raising an outage alert. You can also schedule and cancel windows through the API.

Yes. Turn monitoring off for a site from the websites list. It stays in your account, and you can still run a manual check. Turn it back on when you want automatic checks again.

On Pro: HTTPS, defense headers, TLS hardening, OWASP checks, email security (SPF, DKIM and DMARC), exposed admin paths and files, and the technology stack, with an alert when that stack changes.

On Pro: cookies, trackers, what the page collects, consent banners, and third parties.

On Pro. Titles, meta descriptions, headings, canonical URLs, robots.txt, the sitemap, Open Graph, schema, broken links and missing image alt text.

On Pro: assessments, frameworks, risks, remediation, evidence, a policy analyzer, policies, vendors, incidents and privacy requests, in one workspace.

On Pro. API endpoints are watched the same way as websites. A cron job or backup gets a ping URL, and you are alerted if the heartbeat does not arrive on schedule.

On Pro: a reliability report, performance reports, scheduled digests, and a custom report.

Yes, on Pro. A public page with components, a 90-day uptime calendar, an incident timeline, and email subscriptions for visitors.

Yes. You start with a personal workspace, and you can create teams with Admin, Editor and Member roles. Each team has its own plan, and you switch workspace from the sidebar.

On Agency. The client portal shows a client the sites you watch for them, without the rest of your account. White label puts your name, logo and colors on reports and status pages.

Yes. From a site's page you can run a bounded load test: up to 100 virtual users for up to 60 seconds, with optional latency and error targets. You get a pass or fail and per-second charts. It auto-aborts if the site starts failing. It is a spot-check, not a full stress test.

Yes. Synthetic checks drive a real browser through a journey such as log in, click through, or add to cart, and assert what should be on the page. Start from a login template, store credentials encrypted, and pick selectors from your own page. If a step fails, the site is marked down and a screenshot is saved at that step.

Yes. Download the monitoring agent for Windows, macOS or Linux. It checks localhost, VPN and office-network sites from your own machine, then sends the results back so alerts and the dashboard stay in one place.

Not for a public website. Paste the URL and you are done. The agent is only for sites your network hides from the cloud.

Yes. Generate a key under API Access and send it as X-API-Key. You can read websites, status and uptime, and schedule or cancel maintenance, including for a team.

No. The free plan starts without one.