FAQ

UptyBots automatically checks your website and notifies you if it becomes unavailable, so you don’t have to manually test it yourself.

HTTP checks web page responses, TCP verifies if a port is reachable, and Ping checks basic server connectivity. Combining them ensures full uptime coverage.

Ping only tests basic connectivity. Websites and APIs can fail without affecting ping. Combining Ping with HTTP, TCP, and API checks detects real issues.

Enable automated SSL monitoring. UptyBots alerts you before certificates expire, so you can renew them on time and avoid service interruptions.

Track domain expiration dates with automated alerts. This ensures you never lose your website due to an expired domain.

Yes. Some users access your site over IPv6 only. Monitoring both ensures your website works for all visitors.

UptyBots allows configurable notifications, grouping repeated alerts and sending only important messages so you stay informed without being overwhelmed.

Absolutely. Add multiple websites, subdomains, and services to a single dashboard to manage all your monitoring in one place.

Synthetic monitoring simulates real user flows and multi-step transactions, helping detect issues that simple HTTP or Ping checks might miss.

Common mistakes include relying on a single monitoring type, ignoring SSL/domain expiry, not monitoring IPv6, and misconfiguring notifications.

Even minutes of downtime can cause revenue loss, user frustration, and SEO penalties. Monitoring helps minimize these risks and protect your reputation.

Set up checks for cron jobs or background tasks. Alerts trigger if tasks fail, so you catch problems before they affect users.

Add API or endpoint checks for critical third-party services to ensure your website’s functionality isn’t disrupted by external failures.

Some outages or partial failures affect users immediately but don’t trigger simple checks. Multi-step and synthetic monitoring helps catch these cases.

Downtime and slow response times hurt SEO rankings. Monitoring helps ensure consistent uptime and faster page loads, boosting search performance.

Configure maintenance windows and alert suppression during planned deployments to prevent unnecessary notifications.

Use high-frequency checks. This captures short outages that might be invisible to standard monitoring.

Synthetic API monitoring can simulate real user flows and detect failures in complex transactions like checkout processes.

Yes. Differences in IPv6, DNS resolution, and carrier networks can cause issues only for mobile users. Multi-location monitoring helps catch these.