Help center.
Step-by-step guides for setting up monitors, alerts and status pages, and answers about your Uptimecheck account and billing.
Account settings
Manage your Uptimecheck account: name and password, sign-in with an email link, Google or GitHub, two-factor authentication, API keys and time zones.
- How to change the name on your account
- How to change or set your password
- How to enable two-factor authentication
- How time zones work in Uptimecheck
- How to create and use an API key
- How to delete your workspace or account
- How to sign in with Google, GitHub or a link
- How to connect an AI assistant with MCP
Alerts and notifications
Send alerts to email, Slack, Teams, Telegram, PagerDuty, webhooks and push notifications on your phone, with escalation delays and on-call routing.
- How to connect Slack alerts
- How to add alert channels
- How to set up and verify webhook alerts
- How to connect Microsoft Teams alerts
- How to connect Telegram alerts
- How to connect Discord alerts
- How to get push notifications on your phone
- How to connect PagerDuty, Google Chat, ntfy and more
- Not getting alert emails? What to check
- How to get alerts for slow responses
Billing
The 14-day free trial, monthly and yearly plans in euros, invoices and promotion codes, and how to change or cancel your Uptimecheck plan.
Getting started
Add your first monitor, cron job and status page, try the demo, and bring monitors over from UptimeRobot, Better Stack, Pingdom or StatusCake.
Incidents and on-call
How outages are confirmed and documented, acknowledging and escalating incidents, on-call schedules and maintenance windows without false alarms.
Monitors and checks
Set up website, API, flow, port, ping, cron job, server, DNS, domain, third-party and site health monitors, import existing ones and group them in projects.
- How to monitor an API endpoint
- How to monitor a server with ping or a port
- How to install server monitoring
- How to set up DNS monitoring
- How to monitor domain and SSL expiry
- How to organize monitors with projects
- How to monitor a login or checkout with a flow
- How to find broken links and check page speed
- How to monitor Klarna, Shopify and other services
- How to check SPF, DKIM and DMARC
- How to monitor SSL certificate expiry
- How to allow Uptimecheck through a firewall
Reports and status pages
Status pages with subscribers, updates and embeds, moving from Atlassian Statuspage, and SLA reports, email reports and client reports.
Teams and clients
Invite members with roles, require two-factor authentication, read the audit log, and give each client a read-only dashboard or a shared report.
Developers
The REST API, webhooks, cron job pings and the MCP server for AI assistants.
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