Know when a page goes down, and when it is back

Rookflare requests each uptime URL on a schedule: every 5 minutes on Growth and every minute on Agency. A page counts as down only after 3 failed checks in a row and a failed confirmation check, so one slow response does not wake anyone. After a failed check, the next checks follow about a minute apart, so an outage is confirmed about 2 minutes after the first failed check on both plans. You get one email or Slack alert when it goes down and another when it is back up, with how long it was down.

Growth and Agency. Growth checks up to 3 URLs per website every 5 minutes, Agency up to 10 URLs per website every minute. Starter has no uptime checks, but its pages are still scanned once a day. When a website starts being monitored, its homepage becomes its first uptime URL.

Yes, about two things that are not outages yet: an SSL certificate that expires within 14 days, and a page that answers much slower than it usually does. Both show up as warnings, so you can fix them before visitors notice.

From one location in the EU. Because there is a single location, Rookflare waits for 3 failed checks in a row, about a minute apart, and a confirmation check before it marks a page as down. That keeps a short network problem between us and your server from turning into an alert.

For every uptime URL you see its uptime for the last 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, a response-time chart and a list of past downtimes with when each started and how long it lasted.

Yes. On the Agency plan the monthly white-label client report shows the uptime percentage of each website and how many times it was down that month, next to the scan results.

Yes, on the paid Growth and Agency plans (the free trial does not include them). Each person verifies their own mobile number with a code sent by text message, then a phone channel can send a text message for critical problems and place a short automatic call when a site goes down. The recovery comes as a text only. Growth includes 50 phone alerts a month and Agency 200, texts and calls counted together. When they are used up, email and Slack alerts keep going and the owners get one email.