Catch outages and errors in your services before they hit your users
Real monitoring (not just ping): HTTP, APIs, response validation, and real-time degradation detection.
Not just a green ping — our differentiator
It is not just uptime. It is real visibility.
Many tools tell you the host responds. Status Inspector is built for when that is no longer enough: APIs returning 200 with error payloads, latency burning support, and alerts that cry wolf.
- HTTP and content validation (fewer false “all OK” signals)
- Advanced rules for API / JSON responses and status codes
- Detect degradation, not only total outages
- Threshold-based alerts: less noise, more signal for your team
If you tried classic monitoring and still found issues manually, you have found the right tool.
Real HTTP
Not just ping—we validate real responses
Fewer false positives
Content and logic validation
Catch degradation
Do not wait for everything to fall over
Smarter alerts
Only when it matters
6 ways to cover web, API, and infra
Up to 60 checks/hour per service
4 roles: clarity for the whole team
6+ channels where we notify you instantly
Uptime monitoring and API monitoring for SaaS companies and DevOps teams
Built for teams that cannot afford to fail
A website monitoring SaaS for technical teams and product teams: one panel for uptime monitoring and API monitoring, with actionable alerts and less noise.
SaaS
Reduce churn from outages: your customers often notice before the API or app stops delivering what you promised.
DevOps
Reliable, low-noise alerts: thresholds, degradation, and clear incidents so you can prioritize without burning the team.
Business
Protect revenue and reputation: shared visibility with status pages and fewer support surprises.
Trusted by teams that cannot fail
+1,000
Active monitors
+50,000
Daily checks
99.9%
Availability detected
Stop learning about it when it is too late
For teams that depend on web, APIs, and background jobs. The cost is not only technical: engineering time, support tickets, and customer trust.
Every minute down means lost money
Frustrated users, lost sales, and churn. Status Inspector catches issues before they escalate.
From setup to the alert that actually matters
You define what “healthy” means; we check continuously and only ping you when something needs fixing.
Define what must hold
URLs, APIs, ports, certificates, network, or job heartbeats: rules aligned with your business—not a generic ping.
Continuous watch
Background checks on your plan’s schedule: catch degradation and outages without tailing logs by hand.
Act in time
Notifications where you already work (email, chat, webhooks) with clear incidents—fewer surprises for support and product.
One view of the real health of what you care about
- • Single panel
- • Business + product + ops
- • One source of truth
Websites
Outages and latency in real time, with context in every alert.
APIs
Responses, timings, codes, and advanced rules on payloads
Infrastructure
DNS, TCP ports, SSL, and ICMP connectivity where applicable
Heartbeat
Cron and jobs that must “check in”. Catch silent failures from processes you cannot see
More capabilities
SSL
We monitor certificates and warn you ahead of expiry
Status pages
Public pages so you can show customers the health of your services
Alert rules
UP, DEGRADED, DOWN, and consecutive-failure thresholds—fewer false positives
REST API & automation
Automate creating and querying monitors and incidents from your own stack
Teams & roles
Invitations, four user roles, and multi-account.
History
Check reports, sent alerts, and incidents for retrospectives.
Why Status Inspector vs a “ping-only” monitor?
Many tools say “it is up.” We help you know whether the service delivers what your users need: API body, latency, certificates, and false positives under control—so you prioritize well when things go wrong.
Judgment-based alerts
Less “3 a.m. panic”: consecutive-failure thresholds and per-monitor rules
Visible degradation
A slow or wrong 200 can wreck UX before a 500 does
API integration
Automate creation and queries: fits CI/CD and runbooks you already use
Multi-account
Agencies and internal teams: one panel per client or product without mixing data
Features
A solid base for teams that scale
Single panel per account
Dashboard and groups by context. Guided onboarding to create your first monitors with channels and rules
APIs with the same operational flow
Degradation, thresholds, and unified incidents with advanced validation and auth layers. A 200 response is not always UP/OK
Reliable execution
Queues and workers built to scale
Secure by default
Strict validation, OAuth, and expiring invitations
Support
Documentation and a responsive team
Start free. Scale when you grow.
Clear pricing vs “ping-only” competitors: intervals, API, assertions, and Heartbeat in one view.
Launch offer: Free and Pro at no cost and no card during this phase. When billing goes live, Pro will use the indicative price shown on the card.
Value anchor: less than one engineering hour reacting late to a false “all green.”
Free
Validate the product with your team, no card.
Free plan with no time limit and no card.
Unlike “ping-only” offers, here you can validate that your API returns what you expect—not just a 200.
- Up to 20 monitors
- Minimum interval between checks: 5 minutes
- Up to 10 notification channels
- Up to 1 members (pending invitations count toward the limit)
- Up to 2 public status pages
- Up to 2 monitor groups
- Up to 50 alert rules
- Public API not available on this plan
Pro
The check cadence and API you expect in production.
No charge today
No surprises: real limits listed below.
- Up to 200 monitors
- Minimum interval between checks: 1 minute
- Up to 50 notification channels
- Up to 10 members (pending invitations count toward the limit)
- Up to 25 public status pages
- Up to 20 monitor groups
- Up to 300 alert rules
- Public API: up to 120 requests per minute per token
- Advanced JSON assertions on HTTP/API monitors
- Heartbeat monitoring for cron/jobs (token check-in)
- MTBF and MTTR metrics in the panel (dashboard and monitor detail)
Enterprise
Limits, SLA, and integrations on your terms.
SLA, deployment, and commercial terms tailored to you.
- Expanded or unlimited operational limits by agreement
- SLA and tailored commercial terms
- Integrations, deployment, and dedicated support
Plan comparison
Same catalog you will see in the panel after signup. No hidden fine print: intervals, API, and key features side by side.
| Feature | Free | Pro | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum interval between checks | 5 minutes | 1 minute | 30 seconds |
| Monitors | 20 | 200 | Unlimited |
| Public API (Bearer token) | No | Yes (up to 120 req/min) | Yes (up to 300 req/min) |
| JSON assertions (HTTP/API) | No | Yes | Yes |
| Heartbeat (cron / jobs) | No | Yes | Yes |
| Degraded state (latency / quality) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Alert channels | 10 | 50 | Unlimited |
| Team members | 1 | 10 | Unlimited |
Frequently asked questions
- • Typical questions when choosing uptime and API monitoring
Are the plans paid?
No. Right now Free and Pro have no charge. There is no payment gateway and we do not ask for a credit card. Enterprise (custom) is handled via contact.
Where can I receive alerts?
Email, Slack, Discord, Google Chat, Pushbullet, or a webhook URL you provide (for Zapier, Make, or your own stack). Each channel is configured once and linked to the alert rules you choose.
Can I share status with my customers?
Yes. Public status pages give you a URL (like /p/your-slug) to share. It shows the monitors you choose, recent uptime, and incidents you open or close from the panel.
Can I invite my team to the same account?
Yes. Invite by email and assign one of four roles: Owner, Admin, Editor, or Viewer. If the person has no account, they get a signup link; invitations expire after 7 days if not accepted.
How often do checks run?
It depends on the plan and monitor. On Free, the minimum interval between checks is 5 minutes; on Pro, 1 minute; on Enterprise, from 30 seconds.
Can I avoid alerts for one-off failures?
Yes. Each alert rule can set a consecutive failure threshold. For example with threshold 2: the first failed check sends no alert; if the second fails too, we notify you—reducing noise from latency spikes or brief restarts.
What happens when a monitor changes state?
When a service goes DOWN past your threshold, we create an alert event and notify configured channels. When it returns UP, a recovery event fires. In maintenance mode, availability alerts are not sent.
Does it include ICMP ping and Heartbeat?
Yes for ICMP ping as another monitor type (same execution queue, incidents, and alerts as HTTP/TCP). Cron/job Heartbeat check-ins are available on plans that include it in the catalog; the free plan does not allow creating it.
Can I use an API to manage monitors?
Yes: /api/v1 with Bearer token, scopes, and per-plan rate limits. Documentation and limits match the “Plan & limits” screen in the panel.
Website monitoring SaaS, uptime monitoring tool, and API monitoring service
Status Inspector brings website monitoring, uptime monitoring tool, and API monitoring service into one panel: real validation (not just ping) for SaaS teams, DevOps, and technical teams. Catch outages, errors, and degradation before end users or the business feel the pain.
Contact
Support, Enterprise plans, or custom integrations: reach out.
contacto@statusinspector.com
Hours
Monday to Friday
9:00 - 18:00
- • Technical support and product questions
- • Enterprise access and integrations
- • Response via form
Win back minutes when they matter most
Every incident caught earlier is less time in support, less churn, and more trust. Start free and validate the flow with your team.