Website and TCP availability
Track expected HTTP statuses, response time and content checks, or confirm that a TCP service accepts connections when it matters.
Focused website monitoring
Know when your website needs attention.
WebCheck monitors website availability, TCP service reachability and technical health, confirms when a failure is real, records what happened and keeps your customers informed when service is under pressure.
Start with a website, then add the checks that matter. No infrastructure to manage.
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Website healthA focused view of recent monitoring
OperationalMonitoringLive
ChecksActive
IncidentsTracked
Example public servicehttps://example.test
OperationalHomepage availabilityExpected status
DNS healthPassed
TLS certificateExpiry monitored
What it checks · More than a ping
See the health of the service, not just a green light.
WebCheck gives each check a useful job: reach the page or TCP service, inspect the response, watch the certificate and look for the signals that matter to your team.
DNS and TLS health
Catch DNS changes, certificate problems and expiry risk before they turn into a customer-facing outage.
Useful alerts with context
Monitor required security headers, receive confirmed incident and recovery alerts, and see bounded evidence for what the checker observed.
Confirmed incidents
Fewer meaningless alerts. More confidence.
A single failed request can be a transient network wobble. WebCheck retries transient failures and confirms persistent failure before opening an incident and sending the alert.
When something goes wrong, get the useful version.
See what failed, when it first failed, how many failures were confirmed, what evidence was recorded and when the service recovered.
1
Failure observed
A bounded check records the response, timing and diagnosis.
2
Incident confirmed
Persistent failure becomes an incident rather than noise.
3
Recovery recorded
The incident closes with its duration and recovery evidence.
Example service status
● OperationalEverything is operating normally.
A public view of current service health and recent incident history.
WebsiteOperational
APIOperational
Background jobsOperational
Example presentation · Powered by WebCheck
Communicate clearly
Give customers somewhere trustworthy to look.
Publish a public status page with current component health, incidents, recovery history, branding and notes. Host it on WebCheck or connect a custom status subdomain.
Custom domain supportConnect status.yourcompany.com, verify ownership and let WebCheck provision HTTPS automatically.
Simple to start
Useful monitoring without a long implementation project.
Connect a website
Sign in, add a website or TCP service and start with sensible availability checks.
Choose what matters
Add content and security checks, adjust intervals and review the evidence WebCheck records.
Keep people informed
Receive incident and recovery notifications, then publish a status page or widget when you need it.
Start with the signal that matters
Know what failed, when it failed and when it recovered.
WebCheck gives you a calm, focused view of website health — and a clear way to communicate it.