For SaaS and web apps
Your uptime is part of your product.
UptimeCard checks your app, API and domain from up to 19 places in the world and alerts you only when more than one place agrees. Customers get a clear status page on your own address, and your page on uptimecard.com helps new people find you.
Start on the Free plan, no card needed. Innovator is free while a verified status page for your main domain is live on your own address, like status.yourdomain.com.
How it breaks
SaaS breaks in more ways than a server crash.
From a two-minute dip to a missing email record, UptimeCard looks at every layer and tells you in plain words.
check · Frankfurt failed → other locations check again
One slow network is not an outage
A single failed check is never enough. UptimeCard asks other locations right away and only counts your app as down when most of them agree.
Checks from many places
short outage · down 2 min · back up → email sent
The two-minute dip customers noticed
Restarts and failovers often fix themselves before anyone looks. Innovator emails you about short outages too, so you know why a customer wrote in.
Short outage emailsInnovator
incident · Public API · responding slowly · next update 14:30 UTC
Writing to customers while you fix things
Tap the facts: what is affected, what is happening, where you are with it. The composer writes calm, plain words, and you approve them before they go out.
Incident composer
provider · payments.example posted an incident
It is your provider, not your code
Link a monitor to the official status page of a service you depend on. When that page posts an incident, you get an email beside your own alerts.
Provider incidentsInnovator
domain · DMARC record removed · lookalike domain found
The DNS change nobody noticed
Every 12 hours UptimeCard looks at your domain expiry, registrar lock, nameservers, SPF and DMARC, your certificate, abandoned subdomains and new lookalike domains.
Domain protectionInnovator
speed test · 10 regions · first text after 0.9 s
It answers, but the page stays blank
A fast server means little if the page takes seconds to draw. Speed tests from up to 10 regions show the score and the frames as the page loads.
Speed tests
One status page, two addresses.
01
Your own address
The page runs on yourname.uptimecard.com or status.yourdomain.com, without the UptimeCard menu. Subscribers choose the services they care about.
02
Your page on uptimecard.com
Listed in UptimeCard search, with your product’s description, screenshots and pricing. On Innovator, sections can differ: product details on uptimecard.com, only status on your own address.
03
Reminders that keep it honest
The studio home tells you when checks have recovered but the incident is still open, when a promised update is late, and when visitor reports jump.
Which plan fits
Start on Free. Innovator is free too, with a verified status page on your own address.
| Feature | Free | Innovator |
|---|---|---|
| Monitors | 3 | 3 included, more can be added |
| How often a monitor checks | every 3 to 50 minutes | every 1 to 50 minutes |
| Checking locations | Ohio, checked again from Tokyo and Frankfurt | up to 19 you choose |
| Down alerts | email, 1 address | email (main + backup), Slack, Discord |
| Status page checks | Manual: you post incidents | automatic every minute from 19 locations, or Manual |
| Services per status page | 2 | 30 |
| Email subscribers per page | 10 | unlimited |
| Different sections on uptimecard.com and your own address | — | yes |
Questions
How do we get Innovator for free?
Create a status page for your main domain, verify that you own it, and put it live on your own address, for example status.yourdomain.com. Innovator stays free while the page stays live there. If it stops being live, Innovator continues for 14 days.
How do you avoid false alarms?
A failed check is checked again from other places. On Innovator your app counts as down when most locations that checked say so, and an alert needs at least 3 of them. On Free, 2 of 3 checks must fail: Ohio, then Tokyo and Frankfurt.
Can our own status address look different from our uptimecard.com page?
Yes, on Innovator. Each section can show on both addresses, only on uptimecard.com, or be hidden. Hiding sections works on every plan.
Can customers subscribe to only the parts they use?
Yes. Visitors subscribe with an email address or with Google or GitHub, confirm by email, and pick the services they care about. Free pages collect up to 10 subscribers; Innovator pages have no limit.
Can we show our status in the app or the footer?
Yes. Every status page has a badge picture at uptimecard.com/badge/your-domain.svg, light or dark, with the uptime percentage if you want it. It updates by itself and its address never changes.
Can we add a note after an outage?
Yes. When an incident is fixed you can add a “What happened” note to its timeline.
Uptime worth showing.
Start free with 3 monitors and a status page. Earn Innovator for free with a verified status page on your own address.
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