We help teams find the source of service failures.
ServiceAlert brings third-party provider status and a team’s own monitors into the same incident view. The goal is straightforward: help responders determine whether a problem is in their service, a provider, or a shared dependency.
Provider status and owned-service monitoring
ServiceAlert tracks public status information for 2,317+ cloud and SaaS providers. Teams can also monitor their own websites, APIs, DNS, domains, network services, scheduled jobs, and basic SSL health.
Checks can be grouped into services and connected to the providers they depend on. When an incident occurs, responders can review those relationships and keep customer updates tied to the same event.
Official status remains the primary public record.
We preserve links to provider updates where practical. Additional outage indicators may appear when they meet our validation requirements, but the underlying source inventory, thresholds, and quality controls remain private.
Public research explains what each published measure represents and where it is limited. Corrections can be sent to support@servicealert.ai.
Read the methodology →ServiceAlert focuses on reliability monitoring.
ServiceAlert includes basic certificate-expiry and TLS health monitoring because certificate failures can cause outages. Certificate issuance, automated renewal, policy, ownership governance, deployment, and audit workflows are part of SecurityAlert.
Visit SecurityAlert →Product principles
- Show the source
- Link provider updates and explain what a public metric measures.
- Keep alerts useful
- Give teams control over the services, monitors, and destinations that matter to them.
- Respect product boundaries
- Keep ServiceAlert centered on reliability and move security investigation and certificate lifecycle work to SecurityAlert.
- Let people review before signing up
- Maintain public service pages, research, documentation, pricing, and a product demo.
ServiceAlert is a CIA Development product.
Questions about the product, research, partnerships, or corrections can be sent to support@servicealert.ai.