Know it's down. Know why. Before your customers do.

UptimeGlobe checks your sites from 18 regions across six continents, and every alert says whether it's your server or the network that broke — so you fix instead of guessing.

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Free plan included · commercial use allowed · status pages, badges & JSON on every plan

↑ not a mockup — the product monitoring its own infrastructure, refreshed into this page every minute

Origin vs network triage

Every alert answers the only question that matters: whose fault is it?

Anyone can tell you your site is down. UptimeGlobe compares evidence across regions and tells you whether your server failed or the network path to it did — in the alert itself, before you've opened a terminal.

  • Origin fault — the edge reaches your server and it answers with errors: positive proof it's the box, not the route.
  • Network partial — some regions still reach you: the route is the suspect, and your server is fine.
  • The verdict rides your alerts — email, Slack, webhooks and the rest — as a Diagnosis: line. (SMS keeps the short form.)
example incident
DOWNapi.example.com42s ago
IAD ✗FRA ✗GRU ✗NRT ✓SYD ✓
Diagnosis:reachable from 2 of 5 regions, but 3 regions (IAD, FRA, GRU) can't reach it — the problem looks like the internet route between those regions and your server, not the server itself.

18 vantage points

Checked from where your users actually are

The fleet spans six continents — 12 city regions plus 6 broader regions for TCP and TLS to CDN-fronted hosts; plans pick 2 to 12 cities per monitor. Each result is stamped with the datacenter it actually ran from, not where we hoped it would.

  • Virginia, US
  • Seattle, US
  • Montreal, CA
  • London, GB
  • Frankfurt, DE
  • Stockholm, SE
  • Tokyo, JP
  • Singapore, SG
  • Sydney, AU
  • Mumbai, IN
  • São Paulo, BR
  • Cape Town, ZA

+ ENAM · WNAM · WEUR · EEUR · APAC · SAM broader regions, for hosts behind a CDN

MCP-native

Your monitoring, in your agent's hands

UptimeGlobe ships a real MCP server — 40 tools with one-click OAuth. Ask your agent to create monitors, pull incident history, or acknowledge a page without leaving your editor. And every status page exposes free JSON, badges, and an embed script. No key required.

MCP docs →Badges & embed →

.mcp.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "uptimeglobe": {
      "url": "https://mcp.uptimeglobe.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}
any terminal, no auth
$ curl -s https://status.uptimeglobe.com/api/status.json
{
  "version": 1,
  "overall": "up",
  "overall_text": "All systems operational",
  "monitors": [
    { "name": "App dashboard", "status": "up", ... },
    { "name": "Docs",          "status": "up", ... },
    { "name": "API",           "status": "up", ... }
  ]
}

Monitoring you can argue with is monitoring you can trust

Every claim on this page is checkable: the status feed is public, the regions stamp their real datacenters, and the free plan is actually free — for businesses too.

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