Several monitoring locations
Each monitor is checked from several places. An outage only counts when most of them see it — if only one monitoring location fails, the Statusbot reports a problem on the route.
Statusbot
Know when something goes down.
The Statusbot checks your services from several monitoring locations, tells real outages apart from problems on the route and alerts you at once — with your own status page for your users.
- Prepaid — 30 days, no subscription
- Nothing is charged automatically
- Status page without cookies or tracking
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In preparation
The Statusbot is coming soon.
We will open it once it can be ordered in the customer area — no promises before that.
View KVM serversWhat it does
Monitoring that avoids false alarms
15 check types
HTTP(S) and keyword, ping, TCP, UDP, DNS, SSH, SSL expiry, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, heartbeats for cron jobs, domain expiry, third-party status pages and manual state.
Know at once
Alerts by email, push to your phone (ntfy), Discord, Slack, Telegram or signed webhook — on outage, degradation and recovery.
Your own status page
Public, without cookies or tracking, with availability, incidents and maintenance — also on your own domain (a CNAME is enough), in your colour.
History and response times
Availability from 24 hours to 90 days, daily bars and response times per monitoring location in the customer area.
Incidents & maintenance
The Statusbot opens incidents itself; add your own updates and maintenance windows.
FAQ
Statusbot — in short
Why several monitoring locations?
Because a single probe can have problems itself. The Statusbot only reports "down" when the majority of monitoring locations cannot reach your target. If only one cannot, it shows "partially degraded" — with the location.
Is this a subscription?
No. You top up your balance and book the Statusbot for 30 days. Renew whenever you like — nothing is charged automatically unless you explicitly turn on automatic renewal.
What may I monitor?
Anything public that belongs to you or that you are authorised to monitor: websites, servers, name servers, mail servers, databases. We do not accept internal addresses. Databases are only checked up to the connection handshake, without credentials.
How does a heartbeat work?
You get a secret address that your cron job calls after each run. If the call is missing for longer than configured, the Statusbot reports the outage.
What happens when my term ends?
Nothing renews automatically unless you turn it on. Without renewal the checks pause and your status pages are offline; after seven days everything is deleted.