Monitor websites, APIs, servers, SSL certificates and cron jobs from one calm dashboard. Get alerted instantly, and keep everyone informed with beautiful status pages.
Set it up in a minute. It quietly watches everything and only speaks up when it matters.
Websites, keywords, APIs with custom headers and bodies, ping, TCP ports, DNS records, UDP and more.
Email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram, PagerDuty, Pushover and webhooks, with delays and repeats.
Public or password-protected pages on your own domain, with incident updates and planned maintenance.
Schedule one-off or recurring windows. Alerts are paused and your status page shows what's happening.
Response times, status codes, DNS answers, TLS details and errors for every single check, searchable and exportable.
A clean REST API with scoped keys to automate monitors, pull reports and wire Upwatch into your stack.
Paste a URL, host or port. Pick how often to check — as often as every 10 seconds.
Connect email, chat or on-call tools. Decide when alerts fire and how often they repeat.
We check around the clock. When something breaks you hear about it first — with the details to fix it.
Every plan starts with a free trial. No credit card required.
No. Sign up with your email and start monitoring right away. Choose a plan whenever you're ready — if you don't, monitoring simply pauses when the trial ends and your setup is kept.
By card through our secure payment provider when available, with automatic renewal. We can also send invoices you pay by bank transfer — your plan activates as soon as payment is confirmed.
Anytime, from the Billing page. Upgrades take effect immediately; if you cancel you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for.
Within seconds of a confirmed failure. Each check is retried before alerting so you don't get woken up by a single network blip.
Yes — on plans with custom domains, point a CNAME at us and your status page is served on your own address.
Set up your first monitor in under a minute. Your free trial starts today.