Uptime Monitoring
Find out when your site or a background job goes down before your visitors have to tell you.
Most teams find out their site is down from an angry customer, not from their own tools. Uptime Monitoring checks your site from outside your infrastructure at regular intervals, so downtime is detected independently of whether your own servers are healthy enough to self-report.
SSL certificate expiry and scheduled background jobs are monitored the same way, as part of the same product rather than a separate tool you have to wire up — and you're notified the moment downtime, an expiring certificate, or a missed cron run is detected.
What you get
Continuous uptime checks
Your site is checked at regular intervals and downtime is detected immediately.
SSL certificate monitoring
Get warned before your certificate expires, so visitors never hit a "not secure" warning.
Cron job monitoring
Get notified the instant a scheduled background task silently stops running.
Instant notifications
You're alerted the moment an issue occurs — and the same goes for new feedback arriving.
How it works
Checks run on a schedule
Your site is pinged at regular intervals from outside your infrastructure, independent of whether your own servers are healthy enough to self-report.
Certificates and cron jobs are watched too
SSL expiry and scheduled background jobs are monitored the same way, not as a separate product.
You're notified the moment something breaks
An alert goes out as soon as downtime, an expiring certificate, or a missed cron run is detected.
Frequently asked questions
How often is my site checked?+
Checks run continuously at regular intervals — you don't have to trigger them manually.
Can it monitor background jobs, not just the website?+
Yes — cron and scheduled job monitoring alerts you when a task that's supposed to run silently stops running.
What do I get notified about?+
Downtime, SSL certificates nearing expiry, and missed cron runs — the same channel also carries new feedback notifications.
Does uptime monitoring affect my site's performance?+
No — checks are made externally against your site the same way a visitor's browser would request it; nothing runs on your own server.
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