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OperationalUptime, cron jobs and status pages in one place

Know the moment your website goes down

Monitor websites, APIs, SSL certificates, domains and cron jobs. Get alerts by email, Slack, Discord, Telegram or webhook, and keep customers informed with a public status page.

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  • Free plan, no credit card
  • Checks every 30 sec
  • Set up in 2 minutes
monitor types
7
alert channels
6
fastest check interval
30 sec
of uptime history
90 days

Alerts delivered to

  • Email
  • Slack
  • Discord
  • Telegram
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Webhook

Monitoring

Seven ways to catch problems before your customers do

Every monitor feeds your alerts, incidents and status pages automatically.

  • Website & API

    HTTP(S) checks with expected status codes, custom headers and response-time limits.

    GET /health → 200 · 142 ms

  • Keyword

    Make sure a page still says what it should, or get alerted when an error message appears.

    contains "In stock"

  • TCP port

    Watch databases, mail servers, SSH and anything else that listens on a port.

    db.example.com:5432

  • SSL certificate

    Get warned weeks before a certificate expires, or the moment it becomes invalid.

    example.com:443 · 54 d

  • Domain expiry

    Never lose a domain name to a forgotten renewal again.

    example.com · 212 d

  • DNS

    Check that your records resolve and still point where they should.

    A → 203.0.113.10

  • Cron jobs & heartbeats

    Backups, queues and scheduled jobs check in with you. Silence means trouble.

    0 2 * * * /api/ping/…

  • Every type, on every plan

    The free plan included. Plans differ in limits, never in monitor types.

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Alerts

Alerts where your team already works

Send each monitor to as many channels as you like. Failures are confirmed before anyone is paged, and you hear the moment things recover.

  • Email

    To you and your whole team

  • Slack

    Rich messages in any channel

  • Discord

    Straight into your server

  • Telegram

    Private chats and groups

  • Microsoft Teams

    Cards in a team channel

  • Webhook

    Signed JSON for your own tools

One outage, start to finishCheckout API

  1. Check failed: connection timed out

    Confirming, 1 of 3

  2. Confirmed down, alerts sent

    SlackEmailMicrosoft Teams

  3. Incident opened on your status page

    Subscribers notified by email

  4. Still down reminder

    Slack

  5. Recovered after 35 min

    Incident resolved automatically
  • No false alarmsA monitor is only marked down after several failed checks in a row.
  • Still-down remindersLong outages are never forgotten: get reminded until they are fixed.
  • Quiet during maintenanceScheduled maintenance windows mute alerts and keep visitors informed.

Status pages

A status page your customers will actually check

Publish live uptime, incidents and maintenance on a branded page, and answer "is it just me?" before it becomes a support ticket.

  • Your brandLogo, accent colour and a light or dark theme.
  • Email subscribersVisitors subscribe and get every update.
  • Incident historyUp to 90 days of uptime bars and a full archive.
  • RSS & Atom feedFollow updates in any feed reader.
  • Status badgesLive SVG badges for READMEs and docs.
  • Embeddable widgetShow live status inside your own app.
statuszen.vercel.app/s/demoLive preview
Northwind
All systems operationalEverything is running smoothly. We're not aware of any issues.
  • Website100% uptimeOperational
  • Pricing page99.95% uptimeOperational
  • SSL certificate100% uptimeOperational
  • Public API99.97% uptimeOperational
  • + 3 more
Open the status page

Cron job monitoring

Find out when a scheduled job silently stops

Add one line to your crontab, backup script or CI pipeline. If the ping doesn't arrive on time, you're alerted.

…/api/ping/YOUR_TOKEN
The job finished. Resets the timer.
…/api/ping/YOUR_TOKEN/start
The job started. Measures how long it runs.
…/api/ping/YOUR_TOKEN/fail
The job failed. Alerts right away.
crontab -e
# Back up the database every night, then check in
0 2 * * * /usr/local/bin/backup.sh && curl -fsS -m 10 --retry 3 https://statuszen.vercel.app/api/ping/YOUR_TOKEN
Nightly backupLast check-in 6 h agoNext expected in 18 h30 min grace period

How it works

Up and running in three steps

  1. 1

    Add what to watch

    Paste a URL, host or port, or create a heartbeat for a cron job. Checks start right away.

  2. 2

    Choose who hears about it

    Connect email, Slack, Discord, Telegram, Microsoft Teams or a webhook in a few clicks.

  3. 3

    Share your status

    Publish a status page so customers see what's happening without having to ask.

Pricing

Start free, upgrade when you grow

Every plan includes all monitor types and alert channels.

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FAQ

Questions, answered

Everything you need to know before you add your first monitor.

Still have a question? Contact us
Where do checks run from?

From our monitoring servers, around the clock. A monitor is only marked down after repeated checks confirm the failure, so a single network blip won't wake you up.

How often are my monitors checked?

As often as every 30 sec, depending on your plan. Heartbeat monitors follow the schedule and grace period you choose.

Do I need to set up a cron job?

No. Checks can run in three ways: a small background worker, any cron service that calls a secret URL, or automatically while the site receives visitors. Use whichever your hosting supports.

Can I monitor internal servers?

Private and internal addresses are blocked by default, so the service can't be used to probe private networks. On a self-hosted install the administrator can allow them, for example to watch servers on a company network.

Will I get an alert for every small blip?

No. You choose how many failed checks in a row confirm an outage. You get one alert when a monitor goes down, optional reminders while it stays down, and a recovery notice with the total downtime.

Can my customers subscribe to updates?

Yes. Visitors can subscribe by email or follow the RSS and Atom feed, and you can embed a live status widget or badge in your site, app or docs.

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