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UptimeRobot

UptimeRobot is an uptime monitoring service that monitors websites, SSL certificates, ports, and cron jobs in real time.

Last updated September 11, 2026

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Overview

UptimeRobot is a Slovak company offering an uptime monitoring service. According to its homepage, over 3.4 million users trust the service, which provides 50 free monitors, 20+ integrations, real-time alerts via web and mobile, and public status pages. It monitors uptime, SSL certificates, ports, and cron jobs in real time, with setup in minutes and instant alerts when something breaks. The service supports website monitoring of any HTTP(s) endpoint or page, keyword monitoring, ping monitoring, port monitoring for services like SMTP, POP3, and FTP, cron job monitoring, and DNS record monitoring. An Enterprise offering is available for those needing more than 500 monitors, including SLA reporting, SOC 2, DPA and MSA, custom invoicing, PO and net terms, onboarding, and a dedicated CSM. The homepage cites 4.7 stars out of 5 from 284+ reviews and states it is trusted by over 3.2 million developers and teams. Port monitoring checks any specific port on a server from 15+ global locations, supports any port including HTTPS, FTP, and SSH, and provides instant alerts via email, SMS, voice call, or integrations such as Slack, Zapier, and Splunk.

Products and positioning

  • Website monitoring

    Monitor any HTTP(s) endpoint or page.

  • Keyword monitoring

    Get alerted if a keyword appears or disappears.

  • Ping monitoring

    Make sure your server or any device in the network is always available.

  • Port monitoring

    Useful for SMTP, POP3, FTP, and other services running on specific TCP ports.

  • Cron job monitoring

    Know if a scheduled job fails or goes missing.

  • DNS record monitoring

    Catch unauthorised DNS changes early.

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