Website uptime monitoring

Know the moment your site goes down, before your customers do.
Websites, servers, cron jobs, SSL, domains & DNS, watched around the clock.

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6 notification integrations
Status pages

Uptime monitors

Check that your websites, APIs, servers and ports are up, and know right away when they aren't.

Cron job heartbeats

Make sure your cron jobs and scheduled tasks actually run. We'll alert you when a ping doesn't arrive.

Domain & SSL expiry

Never let a domain name or SSL certificate expire by surprise again.

DNS monitoring

Get alerted when your DNS records change, whether planned or not.

My Site Alerts website uptime monitor dashboard

Example public status page by My Site Alerts

Game server monitoring

Track uptime, latency and player activity for your game servers.

Uptime & latency monitoring

Online players & slots tracking

Server status & version detection

72 games supported

Server monitoring

Keep an eye on CPU, memory and disk usage across your servers.

Linux Windows macOS

CPU usage and load

RAM and swap usage

Disk usage

Custom usage alerts

Public status pages

Share live uptime with your customers on a clean, branded status page and build trust during incidents.

Visitors & pageviews analytics

Password protected

Lightweight, fast & search-friendly

Advanced analytics & customizable pages

Incidents

When a check fails, you hear about it right away, along with the reason.

Custom failed checks triggers

Multiple channels at once

Understand why it failed

Add notes to each incident

10 useful tools

Handy web utilities for quick checks: fast, reliable and free to use.

DNS Lookup

Find A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS, TXT, SOA DNS records of a host.

IP Lookup

Get approximate IP details.

SSL Lookup

Get all possible details about an SSL certificate.

Whois Lookup

Get all possible details about a domain name.

Ping

Ping a website, server or port.

Meta tags checker

Get & verify the meta tags of any website.

Website hosting checker

Get the web-host of a given website.

HTTP headers lookup

Get all the HTTP headers that an URL returns for a typical GET request.

URL redirect checker

Check for 301 & 302 redirects of a specific URL. It will check for up to 10 redirects.

Reverse IP Lookup

Take an IP and try to look for the domain/host associated with it.

Set up your first monitor in under a minute.

No agent to install for websites. Just add a URL.

Checks on a schedule you choose

Pick how often each monitor runs and how long to wait for a response, so alerts reflect real problems.

Custom HTTP requests

Set the request method, body, basic auth and custom headers for every check.

My Site Alerts expected HTTP response settings

Custom HTTP responses

Define the status code or content you expect, and get alerted when it doesn't match.

Clear, calm downtime alerts

Instant notifications when a monitored service goes down, and again when it's back up.

Alerts where you already are

Email, Slack, Discord, Telegram and webhooks. Send each alert to as many channels as you like.

Webhook

Slack

Discord

Microsoft Teams

REST API

Ready for developers

Automate monitors, incidents and status pages from your own tools with a simple REST API.

Uptime monitors

DNS monitors

Server monitors

Heartbeats

Domain names

Notification handlers

Status pages

Status page statistics

API Documentation →

curl --request POST \ --url 'https://mysitealerts.com/api/monitors' \ --header 'Authorization: Bearer {api_key}' \ --header 'Content-Type: multipart/form-data' \ --form 'name=Example' \ --form 'target=https://example.com/' \

Who My Site Alerts is built for

Watch every client website from one dashboard and know about downtime before the client calls.

Agencies and freelancers

Use case: client site monitoring

Catch checkout outages fast, because every minute offline is lost revenue.

Online stores

Use case: website uptime

Publish a public status page so customers can see what is happening during an incident.

SaaS teams

Use case: status pages

Get an alert when a backup or scheduled job silently stops running.

Developers and sysadmins

Use case: cron heartbeats

Get reminded well before a domain name or SSL certificate expires.

Site owners

Use case: domain & SSL expiry

Track uptime, latency and player counts for community game servers.

Game server hosts

Use case: game server monitoring

Start free, then upgrade when you need more monitors, faster checks or more alert channels.

Plans that grow with your sites

Monthly Annual

Free

Watch up to 3 sites with 5-minute checks, free forever.

Free

Website monitors: 3
Check locations: 1
Cron job heartbeats: 2
Domain name monitors: 2
DNS monitors: 1
Game server monitors: 1
Server monitors: 1
Status pages: 1
Status page analytics
Password protection
Removable branding
Custom status page URL
Search engine visibility control
Custom CSS
Custom JS
Teams: 1
Data retention: 7 days
Status page statistics: 1 month
Alert channels
Email reports
API access
Export formats: 2
No ads

Choose plan

Starter

For a handful of sites. 1-minute checks, every alert channel, public status pages.

Website monitors: 10
Check locations: 1
Cron job heartbeats: 10
Domain name monitors: 10
DNS monitors: 5
Game server monitors: 2
Server monitors: 2
Status pages: 2
Status page analytics
Password protection
Removable branding
Custom status page URL
Search engine visibility control
Custom CSS
Custom JS
Teams: 1
Data retention: 1 month
Status page statistics: 3 months
Alert channels
Email reports
API access
Export formats: 3
No ads

Choose plan

My Site Alerts questions, answered

My Site Alerts checks your website or service at regular intervals and alerts you as soon as it stops responding as expected, so you can fix problems before customers notice.

By email and through the integrations you connect, such as Slack, Discord, Telegram or webhooks. You can send alerts to several channels at once.

Yes. Heartbeat monitors alert you when a scheduled job stops checking in, and domain monitoring warns you before domain names and SSL certificates expire.

Not for websites, APIs or ports. Just add a URL. Server resource monitoring uses a small script you install on your server.

Yes. Create a public status page, add your monitors, and optionally connect your own domain or protect it with a password.

Ready to sleep a little easier?

Start monitoring your websites, cron jobs and certificates, and share uptime on a status page.

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