# Upty > Website, API, infrastructure and background-job monitoring, with alerts, public status pages, a REST API and an OAuth-enabled MCP server. Official website: https://upty.io/. Workspace sign-in uses Google or a one-time email link. Feature availability and limits depend on the workspace plan and deployment configuration; use the current pricing and documentation pages for exact details. ## Start here - [Complete public text](https://upty.io/llms-full.txt): Expanded product guides, complete public documentation and published journal articles in one Markdown text file. - [Documentation index](https://upty.io/docs/llms.txt): The most specific index for guides and API documentation, including page-level Markdown links. - [Documentation in full](https://upty.io/docs/llms-full.txt): The complete public handbook and API reference as text. ## Product - [Website & server monitoring](https://upty.io/): Monitor website uptime, APIs, hosts, certificates, domains, DNS, scheduled jobs and application logs in one Upty workspace. - [Monitoring plans & pricing](https://upty.io/pricing): Compare Upty monitoring plans, billing periods and feature allowances for service checks, hosts, logs, status pages and team workflows. - [Status pages for incidents & maintenance](https://upty.io/status-pages): Share service availability, incident progress and planned maintenance through a focused Upty status page with customer updates. - [Monitoring REST API](https://upty.io/api): Connect your monitoring workflow to the Upty REST API. Learn bearer authentication, request formats, endpoints and integration limits. - [MCP Server](https://upty.io/mcp): Connect compatible AI assistants to your Upty monitoring workspace with OAuth, workspace-scoped permissions and revocable access. - [Monitoring tools for websites, servers & jobs](https://upty.io/monitoring): Explore all eleven Upty monitoring types: uptime, hosts, SSL, domains, APIs, ping, ports, IP, DNS, heartbeats and logs. ## Monitoring guides - [Uptime monitoring](https://upty.io/uptime-monitoring): Know when your website stops answering, slows down or returns the wrong content. Keep availability, response times and the details of every check together in one workspace. - [Host monitoring](https://upty.io/host-monitoring): Bring CPU, memory, disk, load and process metrics into the same workspace as your service checks. See the machine behind the response, with thresholds that suit the way it runs. - [SSL monitoring](https://upty.io/ssl-monitoring): Watch certificate validity and renewal dates before a browser warning becomes the first sign of trouble. Give every important HTTPS service a clear certificate health check. - [Domain monitoring](https://upty.io/domain-monitoring): Keep registration expiry dates in view and get renewal warnings before a missed payment affects your website, email and the services behind your name. - [API monitoring](https://upty.io/api-monitoring): Check more than a status code. Send the request your endpoint expects, validate JSON and response headers, and see when a healthy-looking API stops doing its job. - [Ping monitoring](https://upty.io/ping-monitoring): Watch network reachability with ICMP checks from your selected regions. Follow latency, packet loss and regional differences for the machines and devices you depend on. - [Port monitoring](https://upty.io/port-monitoring): Check whether a public TCP service accepts connections. Watch mail, SSH, database gateways and other listeners that need a more focused check than a website monitor. - [IP monitoring](https://upty.io/ip-monitoring): Monitor public IPv4 and IPv6 reachability directly. Keep an address-level view of latency and packet loss without depending on a hostname lookup. - [DNS monitoring](https://upty.io/dns-monitoring): Watch the DNS records your services depend on. See lookup results, returned values and TTLs in a focused monitor built for the layer before the connection. - [Heartbeat monitoring](https://upty.io/heartbeat-monitoring): Watch backups, scheduled scripts and background jobs without giving them a public URL. Let each successful run check in, and get a signal when the expected heartbeat is missing. - [Log monitoring](https://upty.io/log-monitoring): Turn application log patterns into monitoring signals. Watch error counts, specific messages or a service that has gone quiet, alongside the availability checks for the same stack. ## Solutions - [Monitoring solutions for SaaS teams, agencies & developers](https://upty.io/solutions): Find an Upty monitoring workflow for your team. Explore solutions for SaaS products, agency client websites and developer APIs, jobs and logs. - [Monitoring for SaaS teams](https://upty.io/solutions/saas): Monitor your SaaS website, APIs, infrastructure and background jobs. Connect service checks with alerts and a customer-facing status page in Upty. - [Website monitoring for agencies](https://upty.io/solutions/agencies): Keep client websites, SSL certificates, domain renewals and service availability in view. Organize agency monitoring and share focused status pages with Upty. - [API, heartbeat & log monitoring for developers](https://upty.io/solutions/developers): Connect service checks to the way you build. Use the Upty REST API, heartbeat check-ins and supported log ingestion to monitor APIs and background work. ## Developers - [Public OpenAPI document](https://upty.io/api/openapi.json): Machine-readable reference for the public REST API. - [MCP setup guide](https://upty.io/docs/mcp.md): Connect an OAuth-capable assistant, select a workspace and approve its permissions. - [API guide as Markdown](https://upty.io/docs/api.md): Public API introduction and reference navigation. ## Optional - [Monitoring guides & product journal](https://upty.io/blog): Read Upty product updates, engineering notes and practical guides to monitoring websites, APIs, infrastructure and background jobs. - [Product changelog](https://upty.io/changelog): Follow new Upty features, monitoring improvements, security updates and fixes organized by product release. - [Upty vs Uptime Kuma](https://upty.io/compare/uptime-kuma): Uptime Kuma is an open-source, self-hosted monitoring tool. Upty combines external checks, host context and customer communication in its monitoring workspace. - [Upty vs UptimeRobot](https://upty.io/compare/uptimerobot): Compare the monitoring workflow you need, not just a monitor count. Both tools cover availability; the useful choice depends on your checks, team and operational context. - [Upty vs Better Stack](https://upty.io/compare/better-stack): Better Stack spans uptime, incident response and observability. Upty focuses on a clear workspace for service checks, host context, background jobs and operational communication. - [Upty vs Pingdom](https://upty.io/compare/pingdom): Pingdom offers synthetic and real user monitoring. Upty provides endpoint, infrastructure and background-work signals without presenting an HTTP check as a browser journey. - [Upty vs Healthchecks.io](https://upty.io/compare/healthchecks): Healthchecks.io focuses on scheduled processes that send check-ins. Upty includes heartbeat monitoring alongside website, API, host, network and log checks. - [Compare monitoring tools](https://upty.io/compare): Compare Upty with Uptime Kuma, UptimeRobot, Better Stack, Pingdom and Healthchecks.io by workflow and monitoring scope. - [About Upty](https://upty.io/about): Learn how Upty brings service availability, host metrics and background-job signals into one monitoring workspace. - [Contact Upty](https://upty.io/contact): Find product support, API documentation and the right place to ask a question about your Upty workspace. - [Privacy policy](https://upty.io/privacy): How Upty collects, uses, shares, protects and deletes account information, Google sign-in data and monitoring data. - [Security overview](https://upty.io/security): Practical security boundaries and responsible reporting. - [Product changelog as Markdown](https://upty.io/changelog.md): Published release notes.