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RealUptime Monitor

Your provider's dashboard says fine. Your server disagrees.

RealUptime Monitor is uptime monitoring for your team, not your customers. It checks your endpoints from the same four live regions as RealUptime Status and alerts your team directly. Nothing gets published anywhere unless you want it to. Install the agent on your own servers and watch them from inside your network.

A single-location checkOne probe, no signal
Everything looks fineExample

Checked from one US region while Europe fails for real users. No alert fires, because nothing this check can see is wrong.

With RealUptime MonitorFour regions, separately

api.acme.dev

Example
Degraded
  • US-EastOperational
  • US-WestOperational
  • EuropeDown
  • Asia-PacificOperational

Alert sent the moment Europe failed. The other three regions staying healthy never delayed or suppressed it.

What comes with it

Everything the product ships with.

Four-region checks, private

US-East, US-West, Europe, and Asia-Pacific on every plan, readings kept separate. Nothing is published.

Server agent

CPU, memory, load, and disk with charts, plus checks against private targets behind your firewall.

Heartbeats and TCP

Catch a cron job or worker going silent, and watch ports that are not HTTP.

Alerts where you work

Email and Slack, Webhooks, and PagerDuty, with disk and memory thresholds.

How it works

From setup to signal in three steps.

01

Add a check or install the agent

Point Monitor at a URL or TCP port, or install the agent on a server to watch CPU, memory, load, disk, and targets behind your firewall.

02

Four regions, separate readings

Every check runs from four regions and the readings stay separate, so a regional failure cannot hide in an average.

03

Your team knows first

The moment any region disagrees, alerts go to email, Slack, webhooks, or PagerDuty. Nothing is ever published.

RealUptime Monitor

Watch your own servers, privately.

Monitor is a separate product with its own plans. You install a small agent on each server; it checks services behind your firewall and reports CPU, memory, load and disk, and none of it appears on a public page unless you put it there.

Monitor Free

$0

No card required

For a homelab, a side project, or the first server you want to stop guessing about.

Install the agent and watch your own machines, free forever.

  • 3 servers
  • 14 days of history
  • CPU, memory, load and disk, with charts
  • Checks against private targets behind your firewall
  • Disk and memory threshold alerts
  • Email, Slack, webhook and PagerDuty alerts
Start free

Monitor Scale

$48.99/mo

or $489.99/yr, 12 months for the price of 10

For a fleet big enough that a year of history is how you answer questions.

Forty servers and a full year of history, on top of everything in Growth.

  • 40 servers
  • 1 year of history
  • Everything in Monitor Growth
  • Extra servers at $1.50 per server per month
Cancel anytimeMonitor Free needs no cardSeparate from your Status plan

RealUptime Complete: pay for plans on any two RealUptime products and we take 15% off both, automatically. There is no code to enter, and it stacks with paying yearly.

See it live

The same network watching this page watches yours.

realuptime.io runs on RealUptime Status, checked by the same four regions RealUptime Monitor uses privately for endpoints that never need a public page. Monitor starts free, and the full plans are on the pricing page.