Uptimepage

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Uptimepage is uptime monitoring, public status pages and on-call scheduling in one hosted tool. It checks websites and APIs as often as every 30 seconds from multiple regions across 8 check types (HTTP, TCP, DNS, TLS certificate, domain expiry, ping, cron heartbeats and scripted browser logins), and can verify status codes, headers, authentication and page content. When most regions confirm a failure, it opens an incident automatically and pages whoever is on call: rotations with holiday overrides decide who that is, and escalation policies keep paging until someone acknowledges. Alerts reach 14+ channels, including Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, PagerDuty, SMS, email and webhooks. The same incident appears on a branded status page with 90 days of public history, where visitors subscribe by email or webhook. One account scales to 150 monitors and 15 teammates with role-based access, and everything can be managed as code through a Terraform provider, a REST API and an MCP server. The source is AGPL, and paid plans start at $9 a month.

Problem & solution

Who it's for

SaaS and SRE teams, indie hackers, internal-tools teams, and agencies.

• How to Monitor API Downtime with HTTP, TCP, and DNS Checks

  Your API can look "up" and still be broken. A health check returns 200, but real requests time out. The domain resolves on your laptop but not from another country. The port is open, but the TLS certificate expired last night. "Is the API up?" is not one question. It is several questions at different layers, and a single check type only answers one of them. This guide shows what HTTP, TCP, and DNS checks each catch, and how to combine them so you find out about downtime before your users do.

  NxGn Tools·Jul 6, 2026

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