Reading a monitor page
What the status, uptime numbers, charts and cards on a monitor's page tell you.
The top card
- The status square: green with a tick when the website answers, red when it is down, grey when the monitor is paused or has no checks yet. Next to it, the status in words and one or two sentences about it.
- The facts line: whether alerts are on, how often it is checked and from how many places.
- The 24-hour strip: one block per hour, coloured by what the checks found.
- Uptime tiles: the share of successful checks over 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days (plus 365 days on paid plans), the minutes down, and the number of passed and failed checks.
The cards below
| Card | What it shows | Plans |
|---|---|---|
| Last checks | Each recent check with where it ran and the result. Re-check cities appear under a failed check. | All |
| Response time | How long the website took to answer, hour by hour, with the usual range. | All |
| Speed & quality | A real browser test: loading speed in plain words, four scores and a security grade. | All (Free: one test location) |
| Domain protection | Registration, SSL certificate, DNS and email-protection records, lookalike domains. | Plus, Innovator |
| SSL and domain expiry | When the certificate and the domain registration end. | Free |
| Link health | Broken links grouped by cause, where each is linked from, and for how long. | Plus, Innovator |
| Broken pages | A simple list of pages that no longer open. | Free |
| Technologies | What the website is built with, and how that changed over time. | All (history: Plus, Innovator) |
| Site journey | How the website itself changes: offer, prices, audience, company. Free sees the headline and the two latest changes. | All (full: Plus, Innovator) |
| Logs | The hourly history of checks. | Plus 20 days, Innovator 90 days |
A paused monitor
When a monitor is paused, its page turns grey: No alerts while paused · Checks paused, how long there have been no checks, and the recorded data faded. See Pause a monitor.