Production, staging and preview stay separate

Each gets its own project, services and status page. Every alert says which environment broke before it says anything else, and customers only see the one you point them at.

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Seven check types, all on every plan

Including the two that catch the failures a 200 response hides. Browser and multi-step checkout checks aren’t built yet.

HTTP: Status code, response body, redirect chain, and the time each took.
Keyword: A page can return 200 and still render an error. This catches that.
Cron heartbeat: Your job pings a URL when it finishes. If the ping never comes, we’ll tell you.
SSL and domain: Certificate and domain expiry, before the renewal you forgot turns into an outage.
DNS: Record values and resolution, so bad propagation shows up instead of baffling you.
Ping and port: For the things that are not a web server.

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Recordings of our public demo workspace, not mockups. Open it and click around. No account needed.

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Agency overview — Everything you’re watching, grouped, and which one is on fire. Fifteen monitors across four projects here.

Ten monitors, free.

Enough to cover a real project, on work you're getting paid for. No card, and no clause saying it has to be a hobby project.

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