SSL certificates
Know whether the certificate your visitors receive is valid, and get a warning when fewer than 30 days remain.
ValidDemo
- Time left
- 64 days
- Issued by
- Example CA
- Checked
- Every 6 hours
Website monitoring features
Everything you need to keep an eye on your websites.
Monitor uptime, response times, SSL certificates, domain expiration, and DNS from one clear dashboard. Stay informed about confirmed incidents and understand how your websites are performing.
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- Uptime, 30 days
- 99.98%
- Average response, 24 hours
- 212 ms
Response time, 24 hours
- UptimeResponding
- SSL certificate64 days left
- Domain12 days left
- DNSResolving
Last incident
HTTP 503
Resolved, down for 18 minutes
Complete website visibility
Four essential checks. One clear picture.
Every website you add receives uptime, SSL certificate, domain, and DNS checks, on every plan, including Free. You do not need a separate service for each one.
shop.example
Counts as 1 website-
Uptime Monitoring
Know when your website stops answering, and see how available it has been.
- Now
- Responding
- Checked
- 1, 3, or 5 min, by plan
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SSL Monitoring
See whether the certificate is valid and when it expires, so renewal is not a surprise.
- Now
- 64 days left
- Checked
- Every 6 hours
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Domain Monitoring
Keep the registration date in view, wherever the registry publishes it.
- Now
- 12 days left
- Checked
- Once a day
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DNS Monitoring
Check that your domain name still resolves to a public address.
- Now
- Resolving
- Checked
- Every hour
One website is one exact address, so shop.example, www.shop.example, and shop.example/blog count as three. The certificate check applies to https addresses.
Uptime and performance
Know when your website is unavailable. Understand how it responds.
Track availability and response times with a clear history that helps you spot interruptions and changes in performance.
- A failed check shows its reason: an error code, a timeout, a connection problem, or an invalid certificate.
- Any answer outside the 200 to 399 range counts as a failure, including 401 and 403.
- Choose how often to check. Shortest interval by plan: Free 5 minutes, Starter 3 minutes, Business 1 minute, and Agency 1 minute.
- From Starter, each check shows where the time went.
- Uptime, 24 hours
- 100%
- Average response
- 212 ms
- Check interval
- 1 minute
Response time, last 24 hours
24 hours agoNow
Availability, hour by hour
One check, from Starter212 ms
DNS
Connect
TLS
First byte
More than uptime
Catch the problems that uptime checks alone can miss.
Availability is only part of the picture. UptimeWire also tracks certificate validity, domain expiration, and whether your domain name still resolves.
Domain expiration
See when the registration runs out, and get a warning when fewer than 30 days remain. Some registries publish no date; then the check shows it as unknown.
Expires soonDemo
- Time left
- 12 days
- Domain
- shop.example
- Checked
- Once a day
DNS monitoring
Check that your domain name still resolves to a public address, see the addresses found, and hear about it when it stops.
ResolvingDemo
- IPv4
- 203.0.113.10
- IPv6
- 2001:db8::10
- Checked
- Every hour
Incident history
From detection to resolution, see what happened.
One failed check is not an outage. UptimeWire confirms the problem first, then keeps the record: cause, duration, and the failed checks behind it.
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A check fails
The reason is recorded, such as HTTP 503 or a timeout.
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Two more checks follow
Each comes about 20 seconds after the last failure.
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A second opinion
Another server or other locations check the same address. If the site answers for them, no incident opens.
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Incident confirmed
The incident opens and your alerts go out.
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Recovery detected
The site must pass two checks in a row, about 20 seconds apart.
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Incident resolved
You hear about it, and downtime is counted from the first failed check.
Check availability from more than one perspective
With several locations, a website counts as down only when more than half of those that answer agree. A problem seen from a minority of locations appears on the website page, without an alert.
- Location 1Failing
- Location 2Failing
- Location 3Responding
- Result: down, in this demo
Locations by plan: Free 1, Starter 2, Business 3, and Agency 5.
Look back when you need to
Each incident keeps its cause, start, end, duration, and failed checks. History by plan: Free 30 days, Starter 90 days, Business 1 year, and Agency 2 years.
Notifications
The right information, when it matters.
Receive notifications about confirmed incidents through the channels you set up, and stay informed without watching a dashboard. You hear again when the website recovers.
- shop.example recovered, TelegramOn its way
- shop.example recovered, emailSent
- shop.example is down, TelegramSent
- shop.example is down, emailSent
- Domain expires soon, emailSent
On every plan
- Telegram
- Push, in the mobile app
From Starter
- Webhooks
- Discord
From Business
- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- SMS packs, as an add-on
Every channel carries outages and recoveries. Certificate, domain, and DNS warnings go by email and Telegram.
Status communication
Keep customers informed without extra explanations.
Share availability and incidents on a public page, so customers can see the current state of your services for themselves.
All systems operational
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Online store99.97%, 90 days
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Help center100%, 90 days
Past incidents
Online store, HTTP 503, down for 18 minutes
Planned maintenance
Help center, tomorrow
What the page shows
- Current status of the websites you choose
- 90 days of availability, day by day
- Past incidents, with their reasons
- Planned maintenance
- A public address you can share
Not included in Free. Status pages by plan: Starter 2, Business 5, and Agency 25. Your logo and your own domain are available from Business.
- Uptime
- 99.96%
- Downtime
- 18 min
- Incidents
- 1
- Avg response
- 212 ms
Daily availability
- shop.example99.96%, target met
- blog.example100%, target met
Monitoring insights
Turn monitoring history into useful information.
Understand availability and performance over time. Every plan keeps uptime figures and incident history in your dashboard.
From Business
- Monthly SLA reports on screen: uptime against your target, downtime, incidents, and response time
- CSV export of websites, incidents, and SLA figures
- A read-only API for your own tools
- An MCP server, so an AI assistant can read your monitoring data
- Client reports: a shareable page, a PDF, and a monthly email to confirmed recipients, with your own branding
- A view-only client portal, up to 5 people per client
- An incident log for a period of up to a year, as CSV or PDF, with a page that checks the file has not been changed
- A quarterly view for management
- An availability badge for a client's site
Monitor anywhere
Your websites stay in view, wherever you go.
Check status, review incidents, and stay informed from the UptimeWire apps for iOS and Android.
At a glance
Everything in one monitoring workspace.
Each row shows the plan a feature starts from. Compare plans
Monitoring
- Uptime and response time
- Free
- SSL, domain, and DNS checks
- Free
- Timing of each check stage
- Starter
- Several check locations
- Starter
Incidents
- Confirmed incident detection
- Free
- Incident history
- Free
- Recovery tracking
- Free
- Planned maintenance notes
- Free
Notifications
- Email, Telegram, and push
- Free
- Webhooks and Discord
- Starter
- SMS packs, as an add-on
- Business
- Slack and Microsoft Teams
- Business
Status pages
- Public status pages
- Starter
- Your logo and your own domain
- Business
Reports and data
- SLA reports
- Business
- CSV export
- Business
- Read-only API
- Business
- MCP server
- Business
- Client reports and portal
- Business
- Availability badge
- Business
- Incident log export with file check
- Business
- Reports without the UptimeWire line
- Agency
Access
- Web dashboard
- Free
- iOS and Android apps
- Free
- Team members
- Starter
Frequently asked questions
Questions about UptimeWire features.
What does UptimeWire monitor?
For each website: whether it answers and how fast, its SSL certificate, its domain expiration date, and whether its domain name still resolves.
What counts as one website?
One exact address. shop.example, www.shop.example, and shop.example/blog count as three websites.
Are all four checks included in the Free plan?
Yes. Uptime, SSL certificate, domain, and DNS checks are included in every plan. The certificate check applies to https addresses.
How often does UptimeWire check my website?
You choose the interval. The shortest one depends on the plan: Free 5 minutes, Starter 3 minutes, Business 1 minute, and Agency 1 minute. Longer intervals are available too. Certificates are checked every 6 hours, DNS every hour, and domains once a day.
How are outages confirmed?
A website must fail three checks in a row, about 20 seconds apart, and a second opinion is then taken from another server or from your other check locations. If they see the website working, no incident opens. Alerts go out once the incident is confirmed.
Can I monitor websites from multiple locations?
Yes, on paid plans. Check locations by plan: Free 1, Starter 2, Business 3, and Agency 5. A website counts as down only when more than half of the locations that answer agree.
How can I receive notifications?
By email, Telegram, and push on every plan. Webhooks and Discord start from Starter; Slack, Microsoft Teams, and SMS packs from Business. Certificate, domain, and DNS warnings go by email and Telegram. SMS packs cost $1 for 10 SMS, $2 for 20 SMS, or $5 for 50 SMS; SMS alerts are coming soon.
Can I access UptimeWire from my phone?
Yes. UptimeWire has apps for iOS and Android, where you can check status and review incidents.
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