Separate a local problem from a broad outage.
Know the moment your site stops behaving.
Run website and API checks from multiple locations, then keep response, latency, content, SSL, DNS, and domain signals together.

Confirm the endpoint answered as expected.
Keep failure, alert, and recovery connected.
A successful request is useful. A useful page is better.
Check more than reachability: validate the response your users need and keep regional evidence ready for the incident timeline.
HTTP and API checks
Ask the endpoint the question users care about.
Check status codes, headers, response content, and latency for the pages and APIs that make the product usable.
- Monitor websites and API endpoints from one workspace.
- Validate expected content and response behavior.
- Use SSL, DNS, domain, and Lighthouse checks where available by plan.
Status aggregation
Normalize every provider into one view.
Fair questions. Straight answers.
Yes. HTTP and API endpoints can be checked for response behavior, status, content, headers, and latency according to the monitor configuration.
Check the response. Understand the impact.
Monitor the pages and APIs your customers actually depend on.