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**Uptime, on-call and status pages** · one product

# Know it's down  
before your customers do.

Uptimely checks your services every minute, pages the right person when one breaks, and shows your customers a status page — replacing a Pingdom + PagerDuty + Statuspage stack. On-call and status pages are included on every plan, never billed per seat.

- 1-minute checks on the free plan
- /v1 REST API + OpenAPI 3.1
- Official TypeScript SDK
- MCP server for AI agents (early access)
- Two failed checks before we page you

[Start monitoring free →](https://app.getuptimely.com/accounts/register)[See it live](#live)

Onboard your AI agent to Uptimely+7

All systems operationalChecking every minute · around the clock

Watching 4 services1-min interval · synchronized sweep

api

128ms

checkout

214ms

auth

96ms

cdn

42ms

Uptime · sample99.000%

Check interval1min

Check types14

Latency · sample214ms

SlackDiscordEmailSMSWeb PushWebhooksOpenTelemetryPrometheusTwilioGoogle OAuthSlackDiscordEmailSMSWeb PushWebhooksOpenTelemetryPrometheusTwilioGoogle OAuth

00 Every minute

## One missed check is a blip. Two is an incident.

Every monitor is checked as often as once a minute. A failed check shows on your status page right away, but by default nobody is paged until a second check in a row fails. Then an incident opens, whoever is on call is paged, and it all resolves itself once checks pass again.

api.acme.devexample · last 60 checks

status.acme.devOperationalOffline

Incident api.acme.devOpenResolved

Paged Sam · on call

Acknowledged in 38s

Incident api.acme.devOpenResolved

Paged Sam · on call

Acknowledged in 41s

Checking every minute1 failed check · shown on the status page2 in a row · incident opened, on-call pagedChecks passing · incident resolved

01 Real-time

## The dashboard's never not refreshing

This is the live view your workspace gets — response times wiggling as checks run minute by minute, around the clock.

workspace · all monitors

Last check · **just now**

api.example.com

Primary API

128ms

checkout.example.com

Customer checkout

242ms

auth.example.com

OAuth + sessions

78ms

cdn.example.com

Asset delivery

25ms

webhooks.example.com

Outgoing events

341ms

5/5 operationalhttp · tcp · dns · ssl · ping · heartbeat · +8 more

02 Coverage

## Watch anything, anywhere

Point a check at anything with a URL, hostname, or IP — wherever in the world it runs. HTTP, TCP, DNS, SSL, ping, and heartbeat checks, from once a minute to once a day, around the clock.

Illustration — your services, wherever they run.

What every check runs through

Runs on your interval

From every minute to once a day, per monitor.

Confirms before it flips

A failing check runs again before a monitor goes down.

Judges your criteria

On the check that ran, or across a window you choose.

Suppresses the noise

Muted monitors and known-down dependencies don't page.

Tells you once

The flip and the incident it declares arrive as one message.

03 AI Copilot · live

## Ask the monitoring it monitors itself

A built-in AI that knows your monitors, your incidents, your on-call. Ask what broke, when it happened before, who's on call. It quotes your own data back at you with timestamps — and every write needs your in-chat approval.

![](https://getuptimely.com/uptimely-mark.png)CopilotLIVE

- What's down right now?
- When was checkout-api last down?
- Who's on call right now?
- Draft a postmortem for the outage
- Create a monitor for our new API
- \+ New conversation

Context window

42 monitors · 30d history · on-call rotas

Is anything down right now?

Ask ↑

04 Platform

## Everything you need to keep something up

One platform — the monitor, the alert, the status page, the postmortem. No five different SaaS bills.

01

### Synthetic checks, minute by minute

HTTP, TCP, DNS, SSL and heartbeats. Checks every minute on every plan, with response-time history so you can tell a slow burn from a real outage.

02

### Status pages that look like yours

Public or private. Custom domain. Real RSS. Subscribers see the same numbers your operators do.

03

### Alerts where you actually look

Slack, Discord, SMS, email, webhook. Escalation, and ack from the alert.

04

### Incidents, automated

An incident opens itself when a check fails. Closes itself when health returns. Keeps the timeline for the post-mortem.

05

### On-call that runs itself

Rotations, escalation chains, and layers that cover only the hours you set. The right person gets paged — and an ack stops the chain.

06

### Logs & traces, one pane

OpenTelemetry-native. Search by trace id, by service, by span attribute. Free-text query, no DSL.

Read more about [website monitoring](https://getuptimely.com/features/website-monitoring), [status pages](https://getuptimely.com/features/status-page), [SSL certificate monitoring](https://getuptimely.com/features/ssl-certificate-monitoring), [cron job monitoring](https://getuptimely.com/features/cron-job-monitoring), [DNS monitoring](https://getuptimely.com/features/dns-monitoring), or [every feature](https://getuptimely.com/features).

05 Custom domains

## Your status page, on your own domain

status.acme.com instead of a vendor URL. Add a subdomain, point one CNAME record, and Uptimely serves your page there — HTTPS included.

Custom domains

Serve this status page on your own domain over HTTPS, certificate handled for you.

Add domain

status.acme.comNeeds DNS record

Get a setup link and we'll walk you through the DNS setup at your provider.

Get a setup linkCheck status

1Add your subdomain2Point the DNS — guided or manual3Live over HTTPS

### Guided DNS setup

An embedded setup flow walks you through the records at your DNS provider and flips the page live the moment they verify — or copy the one CNAME record and add it yourself.

### HTTPS, handled

The certificate is issued and renewed for you once your DNS verifies. Nothing to upload, nothing to rotate, nothing to remember next year.

### Watched after it goes live

Your page's getuptimely.com address keeps working alongside the custom domain. And if the DNS record ever drifts, the dashboard flags it — put the record back and the domain recovers on its own.

### On every plan

Custom domains aren't paywalled — the Free plan's status page can use one too. Pro adds unlimited status pages, each with its own domains.

06 Incident lifecycle

## From “check failed” to postmortem published

Most monitoring tools page you and leave. Uptimely runs the incident — opens it, escalates it, updates your status page, closes it, keeps the record.

00:00

00:15

00:18

00:42

04:12

04:14

00:00 UTC

### Check fails

/v1/checkout/healthz starts returning 503.

07 Wire it in

## However you ship, that's how you add monitors

Click in the dashboard, ask the in-app Copilot, call the /v1 REST API, or connect your AI tools over MCP. Same data model under all of them.

Claude CodeMCP configREST API

```
# One command — OAuth happens in your browser
claude mcp add --transport http uptimely \
  https://app.getuptimely.com/api/mcp

# Then just ask:
#   "Is anything down right now?"
#   "Create a monitor for our new API"
```

08 Pricing

## Simple, honest pricing.

Start free and upgrade to Pro when you need room to grow. We never bill per-seat, per-incident, or per-alert.

Free$0Free forever · for solo builders

- Up to 10 monitors
- 1 status page
- Up to 3 team members
- 1-minute checks
- Incidents, alerts & on-call
[Start free](https://app.getuptimely.com/accounts/register)

Most teams

Pro$29/moFor growing teams

MonthlyAnnual2 months free

- Everything in Free
- Unlimited monitors and status pages
- Up to 25 team members
- Priority support
- Slack, Discord, email, SMS, voice call & web push alerts
- Log & trace search
- MCP server (early access)

[Start 14\-day free trial →](https://app.getuptimely.com/accounts/register)

Cancel anytime — no charge if you cancel before the trial ends.

EnterpriseCustomFor larger fleets

- Everything in Pro
- Custom monitor volume and terms
[Talk to us](mailto:hello@getuptimely.com?subject=Uptimely Enterprise)

Prices are shown in USD. [See pricing in your own currency](https://getuptimely.com/pricing).

Monitoring, status pages, incidents and on-call in one product — replacing a Pingdom + PagerDuty + Statuspage stack.

### How fast does support reply, and does Pro get priority?

Every question gets a human reply within 1 business day. Pro questions are answered first (priority support).

### Do I need a card to sign up?

No. Start on the Free plan with no card at all. A card is only required when you choose to begin the Pro trial.

### How does the free trial work?

The 14-day Pro trial needs a card, and the card on file is charged when the trial ends — unless you cancel first. Pro is $29/month. Cancel anytime in one click from Billing.

### What happens when my trial ends?

You move to the Free plan automatically and your data stays intact. You just can't add resources beyond the Free limits until you upgrade.

### How is Uptimely different from UptimeRobot, Better Stack, or Pingdom?

Uptimely is one product where those are usually two or three. Monitoring, branded status pages, the full incident lifecycle, on-call escalation, scheduled maintenance and OpenTelemetry telemetry are all included on every plan — including Free, which also runs checks at 1-minute frequency. Pricing is flat rather than assembled from per-responder seats and per-resource add-ons: $0 on Free, $29/month on Pro with unlimited monitors and unlimited status pages. Uptimely also has a public REST API, a TypeScript SDK, signed outbound webhooks, a Prometheus metrics endpoint and a remote MCP server for AI agents. There is a detailed side-by-side page for each of these products at getuptimely.com/compare.

### Is Uptimely an alternative to self-hosted Uptime Kuma?

Yes, if you would rather not run it. Uptime Kuma is free and MIT-licensed and it is a genuinely good self-hosted checker — the cost is a server to run, a database to back up and upgrades to schedule, and the monitor watching your infrastructure lives on your infrastructure. Uptimely is hosted, and adds the things Kuma has no model for: incidents with states and timelines, on-call duty policies with escalation, postmortems, multi-user accounts with roles, alert-noise controls such as per-monitor mute and monitor dependencies, and a REST API and SDK that create, update and delete monitors.

![](https://getuptimely.com/uptimely-mark.png)

## You build it.  
_We watch it._

Start free — no credit card. When you're ready, try Pro free for 14 days.

[Start monitoring →](https://app.getuptimely.com/accounts/register)[Book a demo](mailto:hello@getuptimely.com?subject=Uptimely demo)
