Add your website
Add your website and its URLs. Name each page, from your homepage to checkout, so you know exactly what needs attention.
AliveRadar keeps watch over your website, page by page. See what’s online, find the exact page that needs attention, and get an email when it goes down or comes back.
ALIVERADAR
Page health, website status and alerts, together.
AliveRadar keeps watch while you keep building.
Sign in to AliveRadar to follow each page, your website’s overall status and every incident.
Add your website to AliveRadar and choose the pages you want to watch. Your history starts with the first real check.
Simple to start.
Easy to come back to.
Add your website and its URLs. Name each page, from your homepage to checkout, so you know exactly what needs attention.
Every page is checked independently in the background. Follow response times, recorded uptime and your website’s overall status.
Find the failed page by name. Enable outage and recovery emails, and publish a status page to keep your visitors informed.
Publish a status page with AliveRadar so visitors know where things stand. Share availability and incident history for the pages and services you choose.
Getting to know AliveRadar.
Add a website to AliveRadar, group its URLs and give each page a name. Pages are checked independently. See UP, DEGRADED or DOWN for the website, with the exact page names when an outage occurs.
No. Monitoring continues in the background even when you close this website. Return whenever you want to see the latest observations.
Uptime is the percentage of successful observed checks in the selected period. Times without checks remain unknown, rather than being counted as successful.
Yes. Choose which monitors appear on a status page and publish it. Visitors see service names, availability and incident history; your monitor URLs and account details stay private.
Enable email alerts for your website and outage and recovery notifications in your account. AliveRadar emails your account address when a page has a confirmed outage and when it recovers, including the page name and URL.