Getting started

Create an account, add your first monitors and get alerted when a site goes down.

uptime.rs checks your websites every minute from several locations and tells you when one goes down or comes back up. Monitors are unlimited and history is kept for 60 days.

Try it without an account

Enter any domain on the homepage and you get its status page right away, checked every minute. Domains added this way are public, have no alerts and are removed after 7 days, unless a registered user has added the same domain to their account. Create an account to keep them, get alerts and add your own.

1. Create an account

Sign up with a name, a username and your email. The username becomes the address of your public status page: username.status.uptime.rs. Usernames use lowercase letters and digits only; the form tells you right away whether the one you type is free.

2. Add monitors

Open Monitors → Add monitors and paste one domain or URL per line, for example:

example.com
https://shop.example.com/health
api.example.com:8443

Monitors are checked within a minute. You can also import domains from a control panel or domain provider. See Adding monitors for all check types and options.

3. Get alerted

Email alerts are on by default. A monitor is marked down only when every check location fails, two checks in a row, so a single network hiccup does not wake you up. Add Slack, Discord, Telegram or a webhook under Alerts. See Alerts.

4. Share your status page

Every account has a public status page with uptime bars for all monitors, and every monitored domain gets its own page. Style yours, post incidents, put it on your own domain. See Status pages.

Need help?

Browse the other pages of these docs, or contact us and we reply by email, usually within a day.