system-status

Free uptime monitoring & status pages for your websites

system-status checks your sites every 60 seconds, emails you the moment one goes down (and when it recovers), warns you before SSL certificates expire, and gives every site a public status page your clients can see.

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10 monitors free · no credit card · commercial use allowed

Everything you need to know your sites are up

Checks every 60 seconds

Your sites are requested once a minute and every response time is recorded — even on the free plan.

Down & recovery emails

One email when a site goes down, with the exact error. One when it recovers, with the total downtime. Nothing in between.

Public status pages

Every monitor gets a shareable page with live status, uptime, and incident history. Zero setup.

SSL expiry warnings

Certificates are checked daily. You hear about it 14 days and 3 days before one expires.

Response-time charts

A latency graph on every status page shows slowdowns before they become outages.

Pause for maintenance

Pause a monitor during planned work — no false alarms, no fake incidents on the public page.

How it works

  1. Create a free account — takes a minute, just an email verification.
  2. Add your site's URL — the first check runs immediately.
  3. Relax — you'll be emailed if anything goes down, and you get a status page link to share.

Simple pricing

Free

$0 forever

  • ✓ 10 monitors
  • ✓ 60-second checks
  • ✓ Down & recovery email alerts
  • ✓ SSL certificate expiry warnings
  • ✓ Public status pages
  • ✓ 30 days of check history
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Pro

Coming soon

  • ✓ Everything in Free
  • ✓ 25 monitors
  • ✓ Status pages on your own domain
  • ✓ Priority features as they land

Sign up free now — your account upgrades in place.

Frequently asked questions

What is system-status?

system-status is a free uptime-monitoring service with public status pages. It checks your websites every 60 seconds, emails you when a site goes down and when it recovers, and warns you before SSL certificates expire. It is a simple alternative to UptimeRobot, Pingdom, or Better Stack, built for freelancers, web agencies, and small SaaS teams.

How often does system-status check my website?

Every monitor is checked every 60 seconds, including on the free plan. Each check requests your URL and records the HTTP status code and response time; any status below HTTP 400 counts as up.

Is system-status really free?

Yes. The free plan includes 10 monitors with 60-second checks, downtime and SSL expiry alerts, and public status pages — commercial use included, no credit card required. A Pro plan with higher limits is coming soon.

How do downtime alerts work?

You get an email the moment a site goes down, including the exact error, and another email when it recovers, including the total downtime. Alerts fire only when the state changes, so a long outage never floods your inbox.

Does system-status monitor SSL certificates?

Yes. The certificate of every HTTPS monitor is checked daily, and you are warned 14 days and 3 days before it expires — and again if it actually expires — so visitors never hit browser security warnings.

Can I share a status page with my clients?

Yes. Every monitor gets a public status page showing live status, 24-hour and 7-day uptime, a response-time chart, and incident history. Share the link with clients instead of answering "is the site down?" emails.