Upty is a website, API and server monitoring platform that brings availability checks, infrastructure metrics, alerts and status pages into one workspace. The idea is simple: spend less time checking separate tools and get a clearer view of the services you run.
What can you monitor with Upty?
- Websites and APIs: Track uptime and response times, and validate keywords, JSON and response headers to catch failures beyond a status code.
- Servers and networks: Monitor Linux host CPU, memory, disk, load, processes and network activity. Use ping, IP and TCP port checks for reachability.
- SSL, domains and DNS: Watch certificate and domain expiry dates and check the DNS records your services depend on.
- Background jobs and logs: Use heartbeat monitoring for scheduled tasks and backups, plus log rules that detect errors or missing activity.
Explore the monitoring tools to choose the checks that fit your stack.
From a failed check to a shared response
Choose check regions and tune alerts with consecutive failures, quiet hours, reminders and escalation. Group related monitors and share access through team roles. Status pages keep customers informed about incidents and planned maintenance, while host metrics add context when you investigate a slow or unavailable service.
What has improved?
The product changelog records the progress: a redesigned monitoring workspace, richer Linux host dashboards, team sharing, status-page management and an in-app notification center. Recent updates also add clearer monitoring guides, expanded API documentation and practical workflows for different teams.
Who is Upty for?
- SaaS teams: Watch application and API availability, inspect server health and communicate service interruptions.
- Agencies: Organize client monitors into groups and provide focused status pages.
- Developers: Check side projects, APIs, cron jobs and servers, and connect workflows through the Upty API.
How do you get started?
Start with your most important website or API, choose the check regions and alert settings, then add host or heartbeat monitoring where you need more context. The getting started documentation walks through setup; pricing explains plan limits and availability.
Less checking. More knowing.