Uptime monitoring

Uptime monitoring that thinks before it pages you

Checks from every 30 seconds, false-positive protection, automatic incidents and AI health scores - so you hear about real downtime first, and only real downtime.

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Overview - Uptime monitoring that thinks before it pages you

Key capabilities of Uptime monitoring

Checks every 30 seconds

Pick an interval from 30 seconds to 1 hour per monitor. Faster intervals on Starter and Business plans.

False-positive protection

An incident opens only after the number of consecutive failures you choose - one network blip never wakes you up.

Automatic incidents

Upmonora opens, tracks and resolves incidents on its own, with the exact downtime and a full event timeline.

Instant alerts

Email, Slack and Microsoft Teams alerts when a site goes down and when it recovers, plus signed webhooks for your own tools.

AI health score

Every monitor gets a 0–100 health score combining uptime, speed versus its own baseline, incident frequency and SSL risk.

Two honest uptime numbers

Check-based uptime and duration-based SLA uptime, clearly labelled, so reports never mislead.

How it works

Uptime monitoring, step by step

  1. Add a URL - Upmonora validates it and starts checking within a minute.
  2. Each check measures DNS, connection, status code and response time with strict timeouts.
  3. Failures are counted; an incident opens only when your threshold is reached.
  4. You get an alert, the incident timeline fills in, and recovery closes it automatically.
✦ Included with every monitor

AI insights explain what the numbers mean

Health scores, anomaly detection and plain-language incident summaries are built in - no extra setup, no extra cost.

How Upmonora AI works
Observed
7-day uptime 99.61%, 4 separate incidents.
Interpretation
Repeated short outages often point to resource limits or a crashing process.
FAQ

Uptime monitoring questions

How often does Upmonora check my website?
Every monitor has its own interval: 30 seconds, 1, 2, 5, 10, 15 or 30 minutes, or hourly. The Free plan checks every 5 minutes; Starter every minute; Business every 30 seconds.
What counts as downtime?
DNS failures, connection failures, timeouts, SSL errors and unexpected HTTP status codes. You choose which status codes are healthy (200–299 by default, plus common redirects).
Will I get alerts for a single failed check?
No. You set a failure threshold (2 consecutive failures by default). Upmonora only opens an incident - and alerts you - once it is reached.
Can I pause monitoring during deployments?
Yes. Pause a monitor at any time, or schedule a maintenance window: checks keep running but no incidents or downtime alerts are created.
Monitor Today. Stay Ahead.

Know when your website goes down - before your customers tell you.

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