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Website uptime monitoring that shows what happened.

Check availability, response time and website health in one place. When something goes wrong, follow the incident from the first failure to recovery.

Illustrative example · Demo data
store.example
  1. 01Healthy
  2. 02Response slowdown
  3. 03Check failed
  4. 04Incident confirmed
  5. 05Recovered

Fictional sequence. Animation timing is not check cadence or a performance promise.

01

An online page is just the starting point

Scheduled HTTP checks record whether your website responds and how long the response takes. Choose a check interval from five minutes and use response-time history to spot changes that deserve a closer look.

02

Separate a failed check from confirmed downtime

A failed check feeds the confirmation process. Confirmed downtime opens an incident, with email notifications where configured. Recovery closes the loop and leaves a record you can review later.

03

Add context before you investigate

Review SSL certificate health and DNS observations alongside availability. These signals help you decide where to investigate; they do not by themselves establish the cause of an outage.

In practice

Where this signal earns its place.

  • Storefronts: know when customers cannot reach your shop.
  • Client websites: keep availability and incident history together.
  • Landing pages: review response-time changes after a release.

A closer look

How often are websites checked?

Scheduled checks start at five-minute intervals. The configured interval is not a guarantee of incident detection or email delivery time.

Does availability mean the page content is correct?

No. A page can respond successfully while important text is missing. Use a keyword monitor to check expected page content.

Connect the context

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