Fast to set up
Add your first URL and alert channel in minutes.
Stop discovering outages from angry customers. Add your first URL in minutes and get alerts through the channels your team already uses.
No credit card required for Free Builders. Paid plans can be chosen during agent onboarding with card or x402.
Free plan included: monitor your URLs from the dashboard or your coding agent.
24/7 uptime monitoring for your websites, APIs and SSL.
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24/7 automated checks for your websites, APIs and services.
Every plan includes email alerts. Paid plans add SMS, Telegram, webhooks, and—on Saas Builders—WhatsApp downtime alerts.
Get warned before your SSL certificates expire and break HTTPS.
Simple, powerful uptime monitoring in just three steps
Used by teams behind Buy European, YouTube Power Up, and TestYourApp, with transparent plan-based limits and configurable data retention.
Track your website's uptime, response times, and performance with detailed analytics and instant notifications.
Uptime monitoring built for small teams, indie devs and SaaS.
Add your first URL and alert channel in minutes.
No confusing plans or hidden limits.
Email, SMS and webhooks for your own tools.
Raw HTTP check history is retained for 7, 30, or 90 days according to your plan.
Running everything solo? Read our guides on website monitoring for solopreneurs and uptime monitoring for indie hackers.
Real stories from businesses using AlertsDown for their uptime monitoring needs
I created AlertsDown for my own projects, and it has been a lifesaver. I couldn't find a cheap and easy service, so I decided to build my own.
The SSL certificate monitoring feature alerted us just in time before our certificate expired. Without AlertsDown, we would have faced significant downtime and lost customer trust.
Alertsdown.com is a tool that is simple to use, inexpensive, and hugely valuable. Not using it when you own a website would be nonsense.