Check
HTTP, ping, TCP, DNS and TLS from several locations.
Monitoring for agencies, hosting providers and teams
Know what failed. Before someone calls.
Uptimo checks services from the outside and reads server metrics from the inside. When something shifts, location, cause, history and status page stay in one product.
Start with one monitor. Install the agent only where you actually need it.
Checked from outside
- HTTPS
- 200 OK
- Location
- separate
Measured in the server
- CPU
- per core
- Disk
- I/O
One shared incident
Confirm
Repeated failures separate a blip from a real incident.
Alert
The message names the service and affected checking location.
Inform
The same state appears on your public status page.
One product, one picture
See the outage outside. Find the cause inside.
An HTTP check shows what customers experience. CPU, memory, disk and containers show what happens on the host. Uptimo keeps both in the same history, so you do not have to correlate three tools.
How Uptimo worksBuilt for many systems
A calm morning. Even with many customers.
Agencies and hosting teams need the broad answer first: is anything broken, whose is it and since when? Uptimo then leads from the affected monitor to the checking location and on to the server.
Customer systemsShopAPIMailWeb
StateOnlineOnlineWarningOnline
Next answerMonitorLocationServerStatus page
Check services from several places
One monitor can be checked from several countries. Every location measures independently and keeps its own incident.
Explore uptime monitoringUnderstand servers without opening a port
The agent sends CPU, memory, filesystems, network, GPUs, processes and optional Docker data outward. It needs no inbound connection.
Explore the server agent
Share status clearly
Publish components, incidents and maintenance under your domain and brand colour. Days without measurements honestly remain grey.
Explore status pages
Platforms and technology
At home where your systems run.
Linux and Windows, amd64 and arm64, AMD and Intel, NVIDIA and AMD GPUs, Docker and common virtualisation environments. The marks identify recognised environments, not partnerships.
Explore platform and architectureCompatible and recognised environments
LinuxWindowsDockerAMDIntelNVIDIAQEMUProxmox
All trademarks belong to their respective owners. Their display describes technical compatibility, not a partnership.Plans and limits
Know what your plan includes before you start.
Compare monitors, server agents, status pages, check intervals and history at a glance.
Free
For side projects and a first look.
- Monitors
- 10
- Server agents
- 0
- Status pages
- 1
- minimum interval
- 300 s
- History
- 30 days
Pro
For freelancers and small teams.
- Monitors
- 50
- Server agents
- 3
- Status pages
- 3
- minimum interval
- 30 s
- History
- 365 days
Business
For agencies and hosting providers.
- Monitors
- Unlimited
- Server agents
- Unlimited
- Status pages
- Unlimited
- minimum interval
- 10 s
- History
- 730 days
FAQ
Questions that come up before the first monitor
Is Uptimo self-hosted?
No. Uptimo is a hosted service. You create monitors, install the agent where needed, and Uptimo operates the central checking locations.
Does the agent open a port?
No. The agent only creates outbound HTTPS connections. No inbound port is opened on the monitored server.
What is the difference between a check and the agent?
A check measures your service from the outside. The agent reads what CPU, memory, filesystems, network, processes, GPUs and optional Docker are doing inside the host.
When does a failure become an incident?
After several consecutive failures, so one brief error does not immediately trigger an alert.
Can I publish my own status page?
Yes. Status pages support a custom domain, uploaded logo, brand colour, components, incidents and maintenance.
Is Uptimo available in German?
Yes. Marketing, the application and public status pages are available in German and English.
The next incident will happen anyway. The question is who sees it first.
Create the first monitor, then connect exactly the servers whose cause you want to see when it matters.