Onlineisit monitors your websites, APIs, and services around the clock — and alerts you the instant something breaks.
| Monitor | Status | Uptime (30d) | Avg RT (7d) | Last Check |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Production API
api.example.com/health
|
● UP | 142ms | 30s ago | |
|
Marketing Site
example.com
|
● DOWN
Down since 14m ago
|
— | 2m ago | |
|
Checkout API
pay.example.com/status
|
● UP | 89ms | 1m ago |
Full-stack uptime intelligence — not just a ping checker.
Checks run on a schedule you control — from seconds to hours. Your monitors never sleep.
Get notified the moment a monitor goes down, and again when it recovers. No noise, no delays.
See your uptime percentage over 30 days at a glance with visual bars per monitor.
DNS time, connect time, TTFB, SSL handshake, and total response time — all recorded per check.
Every outage is logged with start time, duration, and resolution. Acknowledge and close incidents with a trail.
Automated email digests summarise uptime, incidents, and response time trends for all your monitors.
Monitor anything — from a URL to a cron job that needs to phone home.
Checks any URL for a 2xx/3xx response. Validates SSL certificates and follows redirects automatically.
Confirms a specific word or phrase appears in the page body — detects content failures even when HTTP returns 200.
Reads third-party JSON status pages (like statuspage.io) and maps their operational indicator to up/down.
For cron jobs and background workers. Your script pings a unique URL — silence means something broke.
Crawls your sitemap and checks every URL in one pass. Catch a single broken page before your users do.
Bundle multiple endpoints under one monitor. Useful for API surfaces or multi-region deployments.
Every check captures the full timing waterfall — not just total response time.
No agent to install. No config files. Just a URL and an email address.
Sign up with Google or email. Verify in seconds and land straight in your dashboard.
Paste a URL, pick a check interval, choose your monitor type. Done in under a minute.
Onlineisit checks on schedule and emails you the moment something breaks — and when it comes back.