Kawze is an uptime monitor built for more than one shape of "is this working" - polling a URL is only one of seven ways to run uptime monitoring on this platform. Pick the monitor type that matches what you're actually watching, see exactly what it checks, and see what's free versus paywalled before you sign up.
We pride ourselves on our uptime monitors not pay-walling the basic functionality you expect
We'll give you a URL and you can call it on a schedule, we'll flag it if a beat goes missing
We will keep an eye on your response times over time and alert you if they get too slow, lots of tracking in the dashboard
We'll check your DNS records and SSL certificate for unexpected changes or resolution failures
We monitor XHR/fetch/resource/JavaScript errors from real visitor sessions
Using this monitor, we can keep your site warm and ready for visitors at peak time
We can monitor Cloudflare cache rules and alert you if they change - no access required
We open a raw TCP connection to a hostname and port on a schedule - databases, mail servers, SSH, and more
Keeps a URL's cache warm on a schedule, while doubling as a response-time uptime monitor for it.
Watches the cf-cache-status header on a URL and alerts you the moment it stops matching what you expect.
Watches your DNS records and SSL certificate so a lapsed renewal or a bad registrar change never becomes a surprise outage.
Flip the direction: your system calls us. If a heartbeat goes missing, this uptime monitor tells you.
The classic uptime monitor: we call your URL on a schedule and alert you the moment it stops answering correctly.
Opens a raw TCP connection to a hostname and port on a schedule - for anything that isn't HTTP.
A pure response-time uptime monitor - track latency over time and only alert when it genuinely matters.
No schedule, no polling - a lightweight snippet on your site tells this uptime monitor when real traffic stops arriving.