VeePulse
Monitor the things that matter to your business.
What it does
Your website can be “up” while something important is broken. VeePulse monitors your website, important customer-facing pages, SSL certificates, and domain expiry and alerts you when something needs attention. Failed checks are confirmed before your monitor is marked as down, helping reduce unnecessary alerts. Simple to set up, free to use, and built for people who want to know when their website needs attention.
VeePulse watches your website in the background and alerts you when it goes down, an important page fails, or SSL needs attention.
VeePulse monitors your website and the pages your customers actually depend on — so you know when something needs your attention. A homepage can return 200 OK while checkout, booking, contact or login is broken underneath it. Add those pages and each one is checked and alerted on its own. A confirmed failure triggers an alert, so you don't have to keep checking your own site. See certificate status and expiry warnings before a secure connection becomes a problem. Run a free external check first. If you want VeePulse to keep watching, turn that answer into afrom veepulse.com
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