Site Monitoring

Site Monitoring pings your websites on a regular schedule. If a site does not respond, you get an alert within minutes.

It also tracks your SSL certificates and warns you before they expire — at 30, 15, and 7 days out.

Your dashboard shows uptime percentages, response time trends, and a history of every alert.

Go to the Sites tab and click "Add Monitor."

Enter a name and the full URL of the site you want to watch (HTTPS required).

Choose your expected status code (usually 200) and timeout in seconds (default is 30).

Toggle uptime monitoring and SSL monitoring on or off. Most people turn both on.

Your check interval depends on your plan — from every 10 minutes on Solo to every 30 seconds on Enterprise.

Go to the Contacts tab to add the email addresses that should receive alerts.

Each contact must verify their email before they start getting alerts.

You can set each contact to receive all alerts, downtime alerts only, or SSL alerts only.

On agency plans, you can filter contacts to only receive alerts for specific sites.

Email alerts go to your verified contacts. You can also set up daily or weekly digest emails from Settings.

On higher-tier plans, you can connect Slack, Discord, or custom webhooks to get alerts in the tools your team already uses.

You can set quiet hours in your settings so webhook alerts do not fire during off hours.

Site Monitoring automatically detects your SSL certificate and tracks when it expires.

SSL status shows as Valid (more than 30 days), Warning (7 to 30 days), Critical (less than 7 days), or Expired.

You get alert emails at 30, 14, and 7 days before expiration so you have time to renew.

If you have planned downtime, set up a maintenance window from the Maintenance tab.

During a maintenance window, alerts are suppressed so your team is not woken up for expected downtime.

You can set one-time or recurring maintenance windows.

Create public status pages that your clients or customers can check to see if your sites are up.

When something goes wrong, create an incident from the Incidents tab. Track the status from investigating to resolved, and post updates.

On Pro and higher plans, the Reports tab offers four report types: Uptime Summary, Response Time, SSL Status, and Alert Analysis.

Select a date range and export reports as CSV for your records or to share with clients.