Uptime worth showing.
Monitors that check your sites from cities around the world, and status pages that keep visitors informed.
Status pages
Turn heads with custom status pages that showcase excellence.
Win trust through stats that tell your performance story.
Keep digital doors always-open.

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What UptimeCard does
Know when your site goes down
UptimeCard checks your website every few minutes and emails you when it stops working. It also watches your SSL certificate, domain expiry and broken pages.
Keep your visitors informed
Get a public status page that shows whether your site is up. When something goes wrong, post an update there, and visitors can subscribe to hear about it.
Get seen
Your status page has a public page on uptimecard.com that is listed in search, so people can find your site. Plus and Innovator pages can also get a showcase story about your product.
Frequently asked questions
What is UptimeCard?
UptimeCard is a website uptime monitoring and status page service. It tells you when your website goes down and gives you a public page to keep your visitors informed. It also runs a free "is it down?" tool for popular websites and apps.
Who is UptimeCard for?
Any website, big or small, from a personal blog or online shop to a busy web app. Setup is simple: add your website, and UptimeCard starts watching it.
Is UptimeCard free?
Yes. The Free plan includes 3 monitors with 3-minute checks, email alerts and 1 status page you update yourself. The Innovator plan is also free while your verified status page is live on your own domain.
What is the difference between a monitor and a status page?
A monitor is private: it checks your website and alerts you when it fails. A status page is public: it shows your visitors whether your service is working and what you are doing about any problem.
How can I check if a website is down right now?
Open uptimecard.com/status and search for the website or app. Each page shows its status, recent incidents and reports from other people.
