Be the first to know when your website goes down
Upcheck continuously monitors your websites, HTTPS certificates and essential behaviour. When a real problem is confirmed, it alerts you by email or Telegram.
Do not let your customers be the first to report an outage.
Example monitoring dashboard
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monitored websites
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SSL warning
incident being investigated
Why teams choose Upcheck
Early detection
Find outages and slowdowns before they spread through your inbox, socials or support desk.
Certificate expiry protection
Get advance warnings before an HTTPS certificate expires or starts returning trust errors.
Fewer false alarms
A single hiccup does not need to wake anyone up. Alerts can wait for a confirmed pattern.
Incident and recovery notifications
Know when a confirmed incident starts and when the service has remained stable again.
Separate monitoring infrastructure
Checks run from outside your production environment, so local failures do not hide the problem.
Clear history and diagnostics
Keep a readable incident trail with response data that helps explain what happened.
More than a ping
A server reply does not always mean the website is usable. Upcheck can look for the response you actually expect and flag cases where a technically reachable site is still broken.
Examples
Fictional demo figures, not live production data.
Supported technologies
We can monitor Laravel, WordPress, Joomla, Grav and custom websites without needing an agent on the target server.
How it works
Review the websites
We map your domains, critical pages and the parts of the site that matter to the business.
Configure checks
We agree on status codes, content markers, certificate checks and any special rules.
Monitor continuously
Upcheck watches the sites from separate infrastructure at a steady interval.
Alert after a confirmed incident
A threshold of repeated failures prevents noise from one-off interruptions.
Notify after stable recovery
Once the site has stayed healthy again, a recovery notice closes the loop.
Fewer false alarms
Upcheck can wait for consecutive failures before declaring an incident, then wait for stable recovery before sending the all-clear. That keeps the signal useful and the noise low.
Why it matters
The thresholds are tuned to the site and the importance of the page being watched.
Notification channels
Incident, recovery and diagnostic messages can reach the right inboxes.
Telegram
Useful for fast push notifications when someone is on call.
Outage notification
Get the moment a confirmed outage starts.
Recovery notification
Receive a separate notice when the site has stayed healthy again.
Diagnostic information
See the status, timing and other details that help with triage.
Who it is for
Request a free assessment
We can review the number of domains, the technologies in use, the business-critical pages and the most suitable checks for each site.
Requesting an assessment does not create an obligation to purchase.
Request monitoringSeparate infrastructure
Monitoring from outside the production environment helps make the alert trustworthy, especially when the application itself or the hosting stack has trouble.
FAQ
How often are websites checked? +
At a monitoring interval agreed during setup, usually every few minutes.
Is an alert sent after one failed check? +
Usually not. Upcheck can wait for a confirmed failure pattern before alerting.
Can one client have multiple domains? +
Yes. That is a common use case.
Can pages other than the homepage be monitored? +
Yes. Critical pages, checkout flows and other business paths can be checked.
Are recovery notifications sent? +
Yes. A separate recovery notice can confirm that the site has been stable again.
Does Upcheck also fix the problem? +
No. It monitors and alerts, then provides useful diagnostics for your response.
Is installation required on the monitored website? +
No agent is required on the target site. Monitoring runs from separate infrastructure.
Send an enquiry
Tell us what you monitor today and we will review the right configuration with you.