Uptime monitoring
Uptime monitoring for websites, APIs and cron jobs
Check everything your users depend on, as often as every 30 seconds, from several regions at once. StatusTick keeps each region’s result, so you see where a failure happens, not only that it happened.
What you can monitor
Websites and APIs (HTTP/S)
Any method, headers and body. Check status codes, response headers and text that must or must not appear.
Servers and ports (TCP)
Databases, mail servers, game servers or any service that listens on a port.
Ping
ICMP round-trip time to a host.
DNS records
A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS and SOA records, with an optional expected value.
Cron jobs and backups (heartbeats)
Your job calls a secret URL; StatusTick alerts when the call is late. Interval or cron schedule.
SSL certificates
Alerts before expiry, when a renewal is late, and at once when a certificate is invalid.
Domain expiry
Reads the expiry date from the registry (RDAP) and warns you in time.
Page assets
Checks up to 30 images, scripts and stylesheets on a page, because a 200 can still be a broken page.
IPv4 and IPv6
Check both address families separately and see which one fails.
How checks run
Every 30 seconds
Intervals from 30 seconds to 24 hours, per monitor. Run a check now when you need an answer at once.
Several regions in parallel
Every check runs from all chosen regions at the same time, and each region’s result is kept.
Slow is degraded, not down
Set a response-time threshold per monitor. Slow answers show as Degraded.
Inside your network too
Add a private agent to check internal services from inside your own network.
History and reports
90 days of results
Every check result and per-minute metrics are kept for 90 days.
Uptime and response times
Uptime %, average, p95 and p99 response time for any period up to 90 days.
Monthly uptime report
A summary per organization by email, for your team or your clients.
Questions
How often does StatusTick check?
You choose per monitor, from every 30 seconds to every 24 hours.
Can StatusTick monitor internal services?
Yes. Run a StatusTick private agent inside your network, and it checks internal services and reports back over an outbound connection.
Try StatusTick before launch.
Launching Q1 2027. The closed beta is free.