Keep an eye on your services, with focused monitoring and clear alerts.
SteadyMonitor checks your websites, APIs and internal systems with HTTP, DNS, TCP and ping checks, from our locations and from inside your own network, and tells your team when something breaks.
SteadyMonitor checks your websites, APIs and internal systems from our locations and from inside your own network, and tells your team when something breaks. These screenshots show a made-up company’s monitoring.
Overview
Every service, one screen.
Group checks into projects, see at once which are passing, and jump straight to the one that isn’t.
Response times
How fast, from everywhere.
Response time from every location on one chart, over the last hour, day, week or month, with every result kept for 90 days.
Checks
More than up or down.
HTTP, DNS, TCP and ping checks, every 15 seconds to every 24 hours. Test status codes, page content and latency, and keep an eye on certificate expiry.
Custom methods, headers and request bodies for HTTP checks
Certificate expiry read on every run of an https check, with 7 days’ notice by default
Negative checks that alert when something that should be closed starts answering
Responses scanned for leaked API keys and tokens
Locations
Choose where each check runs from.
Run checks from London, Stockholm, Ohio and Seoul. Each location is judged on its own, so one slow region doesn’t hide behind three fast ones.
Private agents
Monitor what has no public address.
A private agent runs inside your own network and only ever connects outwards, so you can check databases, queues and internal services without opening anything up.
Incidents
One incident, however many locations fail.
A failing check raises one incident your team can take, explain and close. Taking it stops the repeat alerts, recovery messages are sent automatically, and you can publish it to your status page.
Alerts
Alerts where your team already works.
Send alerts to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Discord, Telegram, email, push or a signed webhook, and keep reminding until someone takes the incident.
Status pages
Status pages with 90 days of history.
Share status, 90 days of daily uptime and incident updates on a page you control, on your own domain if you like, without exposing your targets or error details.
You choose exactly which checks appear
As many status pages as you need, one per environment
Features
Everything on every account.
Private agents
A small container inside your network that only connects outwards and signs every request. If an agent goes quiet, that raises an incident too.
Environments and variables
Write {{HOST}} into a target and run the same check against development, staging and production, each with its own results and incidents.
Failure rules that suit you
Decide what counts as down, such as three failures in the last five results, for each location.
Leaked-secret scanning
HTTP responses are checked for AWS, GitHub, Slack, Stripe and other keys, plus your own patterns. A match raises an incident at once.
Teams and roles
Invite as many people as you like, as admins or read-only.
API keys
Keys scoped to exactly what they need, read or write, shown once and stored hashed.
Works with your AI assistant
A full MCP layer lets Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Codex do what the dashboard does, signed in with OAuth: add checks, look into an incident or set up a status page. Anything destructive asks first.
Hosted in the EU
Hosted in Germany, under UK and EU GDPR.
Questions
Good to know.
What does it cost?
Every feature is on every account, with a free monthly allowance of check runs. If you need more, buy them as you go, with no subscription. See steadymonitor.io for the details.
Can it check things that aren’t on the internet?
Yes. Run a private agent inside your network and it checks your internal systems, connecting out to SteadyMonitor so you don’t open anything up.
What does a status page show?
The checks you choose, their current status, 90 days of daily uptime and your incident updates. It never shows targets or error details.
Know how your services are doing.
Bring availability checks together in a clear monitoring workspace. SteadyMonitor checks your services over HTTP, DNS, TCP, and ping, with results and alerts that help you understand when something needs attention.
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