Uptime checks from 26 regions worldwide
Monitor website uptime and API uptime with HTTP and HTTPS checks from 26 cloud regions.
See how your endpoints respond from where your users actually are, not just from one data centre.
Checks as often as every minute
The free plan checks every 5 minutes; paid plans tighten that to 1-minute frequency, so downtime is caught fast.
Downtime alerts where your team already works
Get alerted on failure and recovery via email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, webhooks, Discord, PagerDuty and Opsgenie.
Degraded-state alerts with response-time thresholds warn you when an endpoint slows down, before it goes down.
No false alarms at 3am
Multi-location verification with a location failure threshold, plus fixed, linear or exponential retries, means one flaky region does not page you.
More than up or down
Assert on response time, status code and response body, not just whether the endpoint answers.
A 200 that returns the wrong payload, or takes too long, counts as a failure and triggers an alert.
SSL expiry warnings included
Every HTTPS check automatically warns you 14, 7, 3 and 0 days before your certificate expires.
Status pages, dashboards and SLA reports
Publish a public status page driven by your monitors, so users can see uptime for themselves.
Public dashboards and SLA reports turn real check data into something you can share with customers and stakeholders.
Maintenance without the noise
Schedule maintenance windows so planned work does not trigger downtime alerts or look like an outage.
Free uptime monitoring, automation included
The free plan includes 10 monitors, 5-minute checks and 10,000 checks per month.
Enough to cover a website and a handful of APIs at no cost, with paid plans adding 1-minute frequency.
Monitoring as Code and MCP
Define monitors in YAML with the CLI, and let AI agents manage checks through the MCP server.
Works with the rest of LoadFocus
Uptime monitoring lives alongside API monitoring, cloud load testing, page-speed monitoring and Status Pages, all in one account.
API Monitoring · Status Pages · SSL Monitoring · Synthetic Monitoring
Uptime monitoring FAQ
What is uptime monitoring?
Uptime monitoring checks your website or API at a regular interval from external locations and alerts you when it goes down or recovers, so you find out about downtime before your users do.
Is there free uptime monitoring?
Yes, the free plan includes 10 monitors, 5-minute check frequency and 10,000 checks per month. Paid plans add 1-minute frequency.
Which downtime alert channels are supported?
Email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, webhooks, Discord, PagerDuty and Opsgenie, on both failure and recovery. Degraded-state alerts also warn you when responses slow past a threshold.
How do you avoid false positives?
Checks run from 26 cloud regions with multi-location verification and a location failure threshold, plus fixed, linear or exponential retries, so a single flaky region does not trigger a downtime alert.
Does uptime monitoring cover SSL certificates?
Yes, every HTTPS check includes SSL certificate expiry warnings automatically, at 14, 7, 3 and 0 days before expiry.
Can I monitor API uptime beyond a simple ping?
Yes, you can assert on response time, status code and response body. Monitors can also be defined in YAML with Monitoring as Code, or managed by AI agents through the MCP server.
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