Monitor Your Website and API Uptime, 24/7
UptimeGuard checks your endpoints every 60 seconds from 12 monitoring locations across Russia and Eastern Europe. Get instant alerts via Telegram or Slack the moment something goes down — before your users notice.
Everything You Need to Keep Your Services Online
UptimeGuard was built for engineering teams who refuse to find out about outages from their customers. Every feature is designed to detect issues early, notify the right people, and restore transparency fast.
Checks Every 60 Seconds
Your websites, APIs, and webhooks are monitored every minute from 12 locations including Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Frankfurt, and Warsaw. No gaps, no blind spots.
Telegram & Slack Alerts
Configure instant notifications the second an endpoint stops responding. Alerts include HTTP status code, response time, and the monitoring location that detected the failure. Teams like FinServ Labs and CloudBase.ru rely on this.
Public Status Pages
Share a branded, real-time status page with your customers in one click. Auto-generated incident timelines and uptime percentages keep your team transparent without manual updates.
SSL Certificate Monitoring
Get warned 30, 14, and 7 days before your SSL certificate expires. UptimeGuard also flags misconfigured certificates and weak cipher suites so you can fix them before they cause downtime.
API Response Validation
Beyond simple HTTP checks: validate JSON response bodies, enforce expected status codes, and set response time thresholds. Perfect for monitoring payment gateways, auth services, and third-party integrations.
Uptime History & Reports
Access 90 days of uptime history, monthly uptime reports, and incident summaries. Export data as CSV or PDF for compliance audits and stakeholder reviews.
Trusted by Teams That Can't Afford Downtime
Since 2022, UptimeGuard has helped over 180 engineering teams maintain service reliability and keep their customers informed.
2,400+ Endpoints Monitored
From single-page apps to microservice clusters, our customers monitor an average of 14 endpoints each — and growing.
99.97% Average Uptime
Teams using UptimeGuard report 99.97% average uptime across their monitored services, with mean time to detect (MTTD) under 75 seconds.
12 Monitoring Locations
Checks originate from data centers in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Frankfurt, Warsaw, Riga, Tallinn, Vilnius, Sofia, and Bucharest.
"UptimeGuard caught a 503 error on our payment API at 3:14 AM on a Saturday. By the time our on-call engineer arrived at the office at 9 AM, the incident was already resolved and a post-mortem draft was waiting in Slack. We would have lost at least €12,000 in failed transactions without it."
— Daria Volkova, Senior DevOps Engineer at PayRoute.ru
Start Free, Scale When You're Ready
No credit card required. No trial period. The Free plan gives you 5 monitored endpoints, 60-second checks, and Telegram alerts — forever. Upgrade when your team outgrows it.
Free — 5 Endpoints
60-second checks · Telegram alerts · Public status page · 30-day uptime history. Perfect for solo developers and small projects.
Get Started FreePro — 25 Endpoints · ₽1,490/mo
Everything in Free plus Slack & email alerts, SSL monitoring, API response validation, 90-day history, and branded status pages.
Start Pro TrialTeam — Unlimited · ₽4,990/mo
All Pro features plus team collaboration, role-based access, CSV/PDF exports, priority support, and custom check intervals down to 30 seconds.
Contact SalesFrequently Asked Questions
How does UptimeGuard detect downtime?
Every 60 seconds, UptimeGuard sends HTTP(S) requests to your endpoints from up to 12 geographically distributed monitoring servers. If a response is not received within the configured timeout (default 30 seconds), or if the response code deviates from the expected status (e.g., 200), an incident is triggered and your configured alert channels are notified immediately.
Can I monitor internal or private endpoints?
UptimeGuard monitors publicly accessible endpoints. For internal services behind a firewall, you can deploy a lightweight UptimeGuard agent (available as a Docker container) that forwards health check data to our platform. Agents are included in the Team plan.
What happens when an incident is detected?
Within seconds, UptimeGuard logs the incident, sends notifications to all configured channels (Telegram, Slack, email), and begins creating an incident timeline. When the endpoint recovers, a resolution notification is sent and the incident is marked as resolved. All incidents are visible on your dashboard and, if enabled, on your public status page.
Is there a limit on status page visitors?
No. Public status pages hosted on UptimeGuard can receive unlimited visitors. They are served from a CDN with 99.99% availability, so your status page remains accessible even during an incident.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. You can downgrade or cancel at any time from your account settings. If you cancel a paid plan, your endpoints remain active until the end of the current billing cycle. All data is retained for 30 days after cancellation in case you want to reactivate.
Do you offer discounts for non-profits or startups?
Yes. Registered non-profit organizations and early-stage startups (under 2 years old, under $500K in funding) qualify for a 50% discount on Pro and Team plans. Contact our team at team@uptimeguard.ru with proof of eligibility.
Never Find Out About an Outage From Your Customers
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