Silence isn't uptime
No alerts doesn't mean no downtime. It usually means nothing is watching the thing that broke — the API endpoint, the payment webhook, the certificate that quietly expired on a Saturday.
The Problem
That's the whole problem. The checkout was dead for 47 minutes and the first person to notice wrote it in a support ticket. By then the refund requests were already queued and the trust was already gone.
No alerts doesn't mean no downtime. It usually means nothing is watching the thing that broke — the API endpoint, the payment webhook, the certificate that quietly expired on a Saturday.
Enterprise observability suites cost four figures a month and take a quarter to roll out. You wanted a text message when the site is down. You got a data lake and a solutions engineer.
The client asks how long it was down. You guess. No timeline, no response codes, no regional breakdown — so the incident review becomes an argument instead of a fix.
What You Get
Every check type and every alert channel ships on every tier. Paid plans raise the monitor count, shorten the interval, and add regions, seats and status pages — they don’t unlock the basics.
Checks, alerts, status pages and incident history
Every check type and every alert channel ships on every tier — paid plans raise the limits, they don’t unlock the basics.
A 0–100 score and the issues behind it
Every on-page and site-level rule runs on every tier — free sees full Critical and Serious detail, not a teaser score.
Verification, list cleaning and domain health
Credits never expire, and verifying your own alert contacts costs none of them.
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