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Growth · October 25, 2025

UpCat

Simplified uptime monitoring for e-commerce websites

What it does

UpCat is an uptime monitoring tool built for e-commerce. It checks not just if your site is online, but if your checkout and payment flows actually work. No coding experience needed. Simple one-time pricing; pay once, monitor forever. 🐱

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