Monitoring that spots an outage before your customers do
The platform watches the availability and health of your sites, services and infrastructure around the clock — from several cities and from abroad. When something breaks you find out first, rather than from an angry customer message.
Learn about a problem first,
not from a customer call
Ordinary pingers check a site from a single point and see only one thing: whether it opened. That is not enough for a business. A site can work perfectly for you and be down for a customer in another region; an SSL certificate can quietly expire over the weekend; a product feed can break without a single signal. What was needed was a service that looks wider and reacts more intelligently.
Outages before customers
Catch a failure and react before the first complaint reaches support.
Geography matters
A site is reachable differently from different countries — so we check from several locations at once.
Not just “alive or not”
Certificate, domain, DNS, content, product feeds, blocklists — 17 health parameters.
What it looks like in action
Enter an address (or pick an example) and run a check — you will see the platform poll the site from several locations at once and deliver a verdict. This is an interface demo on sample data.
17 health parameters — in one place
Not just “the site opened”. The platform watches speed, certificates, the domain, DNS, content, product feeds and security. The list extends easily to fit your case.
Site availability
Whether the site opens and what response it returns — checked continuously from several countries.
Response time
We measure response and DNS lookup time — catching slowdowns before the complaints.
Server response
Network reachability and latency to the server (ping) from several points.
Open ports
Whether the services you need — mail, database, API — answer on their ports.
SSL certificate
We track the certificate’s expiry and warn you well before it runs out.
Domain expiry
We remind you to renew the domain in advance — so it never drops out suddenly.
DNS records
We notice DNS changes — a common sign of a misconfiguration or a breach.
Page content
We verify that the expected text is on the page and has not been swapped out.
robots.txt file
We watch the indexing rules — so the site is never accidentally hidden from search.
Third-party trackers
We find analytics and advertising pixels across the site’s pages.
Product feed (YML)
We analyse the marketplace feed: products, prices, export errors.
XML feed
We check that XML exports are valid and correctly structured.
Property feed
We monitor property listing exports.
Spam blocklists
Whether the IP has landed on a blacklist — otherwise your mail goes to spam.
Phishing and malware
We check the site against databases of dangerous and infected resources.
Blocking
We notice if the resource is blocked at the ISP level.
SEO health
We assess the page’s basic SEO parameters and how they change.
Checking from several locations at once
A site can open in one city and fail to answer in another, or from abroad — because of the hosting provider, the ISP or a CDN. So the platform runs each check in parallel from several locations, compares the results and works out whether this is a local problem in one region or a global outage.
Why this beats ordinary monitoring
Availability and speed — at a glance
The platform collects availability statistics, plots speed trends per location and prepares readable reports — right down to a short summary in plain language. The figures below are demo data.
Availability over 30 days
99.94% · 2 incidentsResponse time by location
two monitoring nodesAn incident is a story, not a single alert
As soon as checks start failing the platform switches into an intensive mode: it checks more often, opens an incident and sends a notification. And so that you are not buried under alerts from momentary flickers, notifications arrive with a short delay and without repeats.
Fair pricing — only for what we check
No “packages for N sites” that you never use. You pay for the checks actually performed: each type has its own counter and plan limit, and charges are applied automatically once a check completes.
What is being used this month
Subscription lifecycle
You hear about a problem immediately
For anyone whose downtime costs money
What it gives a business
Less downtime
Failures are fixed faster — while almost nobody has noticed them.
Reputation and trust
Customers never meet a site that is down or a service that will not answer.
SLA control
Provable availability in clear reports and charts.
Time saved
No manual monitoring — the system does it for you, 24/7.
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