HTTP, HTTPS, and API monitoring
Run GET, POST, or HEAD checks every 10–60 seconds with configurable timeouts, retry logic, response-time tracking, and European monitoring nodes.
Monitor websites, APIs, SSL certificates, and servers around the clock. Get push, email, and Telegram alerts before a small issue becomes a customer-facing outage.
Always free for up to 5 monitors. No credit card required.
My Website
API Server
Database Port
SSL Certificate
Always-on coverage, no busywork
60 sec
High-frequency checks from European nodes
3 ways
Push, email, and Telegram alert delivery
$0
Five monitors, with no credit card required
One operational view
Go beyond a simple up-or-down check. Understand response quality, certificate health, infrastructure load, and incident history without stitching together separate tools.
Open your dashboardRun GET, POST, or HEAD checks every 10–60 seconds with configurable timeouts, retry logic, response-time tracking, and European monitoring nodes.
Track certificate validity, issuer details, and chain security, with reminders 30, 15, 7, and 1 day before expiration.
Install a lightweight one-command agent to see CPU, RAM, disk consumption, and 1, 5, and 15-minute load averages.
Review incident timelines, downtime duration, SLA uptime, Apdex ratings, and P50, P95, and P99 latency from one dashboard.
Set up in 30 seconds
No complex installation and no credit card. Configure the signal once, then let uptimebunny.com keep watch.
Enter a website or API endpoint, then choose the interval and HTTP method.
Route incidents to push notifications, email, or Telegram.
Follow uptime, latency, SSL status, and incident history in one place.
Pricing
The five-monitor plan is free permanently. Paid capacity and billing details are shown transparently in the app before you upgrade.
Free
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For personal sites, side projects, and essential endpoints.
Scale
For teams and growing infrastructure that need broader coverage. Choose the monitor capacity that fits your environment inside the app.
Common questions
Your next outage should not be a surprise
Add a URL, choose where alerts should go, and start monitoring in seconds. Five monitors are free.