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Monitor your websites and servers 24/7

Get instant alerts when your sites go down

Monitor Lite

  • Monitor up to 5 websites or servers

  • 10-minute check intervals

  • Instant email alerts when sites go down

  • Basic uptime reporting dashboard

  • HTTP, HTTPS and ping monitoring

  • Free forever — no credit card required


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    Monitor Pro

  • Monitor up to 20 websites or servers

  • 5-minute check intervals for faster detection

  • 7-day log retention and uptime history

  • Email and webhook alert notifications

  • HTTP, HTTPS, ping and port monitoring

  • Detailed response time analytics


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        $4.99
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    Monitor Business

  • Monitor up to 100 websites or servers

  • 2-minute check intervals

  • 30-day log retention and performance history

  • 3 public status pages for your clients

  • Multi-channel alerts (email, webhook, SMS)

  • Advanced response time and SLA reporting


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        $24.99
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    Monitor Enterprise

  • Monitor up to 500 websites or servers

  • 1-minute check intervals — fastest detection

  • 90-day log retention and full analytics

  • 10 public status pages with custom branding

  • Priority multi-channel alerts

  • API access and team management


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        $99.99
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    Define the response

    Monitoring is useful when every alert has an owner and an action

    Decide which websites, APIs, ports, and customer journeys matter before selecting a plan. Frequency alone does not create resilience: alert routing, escalation, maintenance windows, incident history, and public communication determine whether a check produces a useful response. Use the plan details above to match coverage to the operational impact of an outage.

    What is checked

    List public endpoints, authenticated flows, certificates, and infrastructure signals. Prioritize checks that represent a real customer outcome.

    Who responds

    Confirm notification channels, escalation contacts, and expected response ownership before the first incident occurs.

    What customers see

    Use incident history and status communication where transparency matters, while keeping private infrastructure details out of public pages.

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