Websites and APIs
Check HTTP responses, response time, content, headers, and API assertions.
Website monitoring →Monitoring and incident tools in one place.
ServiceAlert tracks third-party provider status and checks the services you operate. When something fails, your team can see the available context, manage the incident, and publish an update from the same account.
- 2,317+
- providers tracked
- Owned checks
- websites, APIs, DNS, domains, and basic SSL
- Team alerts
- email, chat, webhooks, and push notifications
Provider monitoring
Follow the services your business depends on.
Use the service directory for a current view of provider incidents. Add the services that matter to your account and choose where alerts should go.
Browse monitored providers →- Current provider statusSee active incidents and recent updates without opening each provider page.
- Independent signalsCompare official status with additional outage indicators when they are available.
- Service alertsNotify the right people when a selected provider changes state.
- Incident historyReview past events and provider updates for the services you follow.
Check the endpoints and domains you operate.
Create individual monitors or scan a domain for a recommended starting set.
DNS and domains
Watch DNS answers, registration dates, and domain expiry.
DNS monitoring →Basic SSL health
Monitor expiry, hostname validity, served-chain health, and basic TLS grading.
SSL monitoring →Synthetic transactions
Test multi-step HTTP or browser journeys such as login and checkout.
Transaction monitoring →Network and heartbeat checks
Use ping, TCP, and heartbeat monitors for services that do not fit an HTTP check.
Uptime monitoring →Domain coverage scan
Scan a public domain, review suggested checks, and confirm the setup before creating monitors.
Scan a domain →
Incident response
Keep the investigation and customer updates connected.
Group checks into services, record dependencies, and manage an incident from investigation through resolution.
See the sample workflow →- Monitored servicesGroup related checks so responders see the service rather than a list of unrelated failures.
- Dependency mapsRecord the providers and internal services a customer-facing service relies on.
- Declared incidentsAssign roles, add timeline updates, and track the incident state.
- Related-alert clusteringConnect monitor failures that may share the same provider or service dependency.
Share status with the people who need it.
Alert channels
Send selected provider and monitor alerts through email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, webhooks, or browser push.
Customer status pages
Publish components and incident updates on a branded public or password-protected page.
Uptime and SLA reports
Review monitor history and export selected uptime and SLA information for internal reporting.
Start with the services you already use.
The free plan does not require a credit card.