Uptimepage

Uptimepage watches your websites and APIs and tells your customers when something is wrong, so you are not paying for a monitoring tool and a status page separately.

Checks run every 60 seconds from several regions and cover HTTP, TCP, DNS, TLS, ping, heartbeats for cron jobs and background workers, and domain or certificate expiry. Before anyone gets paged, a second region has to agree the target is down, which is what stops one bad network hop from waking you at 3am. A monitor that fails sixty times in an hour produces one incident and one alert, not sixty.

Alerts reach Slack, Discord, Telegram, PagerDuty, SMS, email, ntfy, Pushover, or a webhook, and they repeat until someone acknowledges the incident instead of firing once into a channel nobody was reading.

The status page comes with it. Incidents publish there with 90 days of public history and uptime per monitor, and customers can subscribe by email or webhook so your inbox stops filling with the same question.

For teams who prefer not to click: there is a REST API, a Terraform provider, and an MCP server, so monitors can live in version control next to the infrastructure they watch.

Uptimepage is open source under AGPL-3.0. Self-host it with docker compose or use the hosted service, both with the same API. The hosted Standard plan is free with no card.