Uptime Tracker
Uptime Tracker monitors websites, APIs, servers and scheduled jobs around the clock, rechecking failures before sending alerts to help distinguish outages from brief network errors. It supports HTTP(S) and keyword checks, SSL certificates, TCP ports, DNS records, ping, domain expiry, authenticated API tests with JSON assertions, multi-step API workflows, gRPC, SMTP, IMAP and heartbeat monitoring for cron jobs and backups. Alerts can be routed through rules to email, SMS, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram, Google Chat, PagerDuty, Pushover, ntfy, Gotify, Mattermost, Rocket.Chat and webhooks, with on-call schedules and escalation. The service includes incident timelines, maintenance windows, reports and hosted status pages on custom domains. Individuals, developers, SaaS teams, agencies, freelancers, online stores and small businesses can use it to monitor services and communicate availability. A free plan includes two monitors; paid plans start at $9 per month.
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upsonar.io
Most uptime monitors only check if your server responds. upsonar goes further — it loads your page and discovers every external dependency: CDN-hosted files, third-party scripts, web fonts, and API endpoints. If any of them fail, you get alerted before your users notice.
Availability checks run from multiple global regions simultaneously, so regional CDN failures and localized outages don't go undetected. Beyond uptime, upsonar monitors SSL certificates approaching expiration, tracks domain expiry dates to prevent renewal failures, and detects DNS record changes that could indicate unauthorized modifications.
All five monitoring types work together in one dashboard. Notifications reach you through email, Telegram, or webhooks compatible with Slack, Discord, and PagerDuty. Get started free with 3 websites — all features included, no credit card needed.
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Pingoru
Pingoru is a hosted service for monitoring status pages of cloud and SaaS providers. Users select providers and components they rely on, then view incidents and maintenance information in one dashboard. Pingoru checks thousands of provider pages, parses multiple formats, and normalizes component states, incident updates, and scheduled maintenance. Component-level selections can narrow monitoring to relevant services or regions where the provider page supports them. When a provider reports a problem, Pingoru can send alerts through email, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty, and webhooks. A REST API and MCP-compatible access connect status data with other tools. The service is designed for software teams, IT and operations staff, and developers who need to distinguish a third-party service incident from a problem in their own systems. A free tier covers three monitors.
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Sentinel by Rootstuff
Sentinel is a hosted monitoring service for websites, APIs, and network services. It runs HTTP/HTTPS, JSON/API, keyword, SSL certificate, DNS, domain expiration, ping, TCP port, cron job, and heartbeat checks, with response-time data and public status pages. Checks can run as often as every 15 seconds from 15 locations across six continents, with multi-location confirmation for outage alerts. Teams can receive notifications through email, SMS, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram, PagerDuty, and webhooks. Sentinel also provides a REST API, command-line tools, a Terraform provider, and an MCP server for automation. A free plan is available, while paid plans start at $14 per month; plans include API access and do not charge per seat. The service is intended for developers, DevOps and SRE teams, and businesses that need to monitor service availability.
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