Thursday, August 31, 2006

Site 24x7 - Free Website Monitoring


Site 24x7 is a free service that lets you monitor a site's response time over time and sends alerts if a site is down or slow. You can set how often Site 24x7 monitors the site: the smallest interval is 5 minutes.

What's nice about this service is that you can get alerts by mail or SMS if something bad happens with a site: slow load time, most of the content is changed (defacement?), HTTP errors. Reports can be sent to any number of mail addresses and phone numbers, but you can only have 10 free SMS notifications per month.

The service is in beta and will continue to be free after it's officially launched, although it will have some limitations for the number of monitored sites.

You can try a demo to see how it works.
Site 24x7 - Free Website Monitoring by Alex Chitu
  6 comments ( Post a comment )
#  
Anonymous Can Erten said on August 31, 2006 3:32 PM PDT:
I was just looking for it today, I just catch my web site down for 5 minutes and I wondered if this happens regularly :). Very nice application and thank you very much for the link
#  
Anonymous Gibu said on September 2, 2006 6:28 AM PDT:
Thanks for taking note of site24x7 !

BTW we have added a new feature to make your website statistics public

Do send us any feedback you have.

Thanks
Gibu
Site24x7 Team
#  
Anonymous Noel said on December 22, 2007 3:59 AM PDT:
Dotcom-monitor is also one of the leaders in thу sphere of website monitoring. I have been used it for two years and I have no any complaint. Besides it is rather cheap.
#  
Anonymous Noel said on December 22, 2007 4:00 AM PDT:
But i have to admit that site24x7 is also reliable service
#  
Anonymous Freddy Andersen said on October 10, 2008 4:49 PM PDT:
The Service is not FREE anymore ... The free service now only checks every 60min...
#  
Anonymous Dan said on May 23, 2009 12:20 PM PDT:
If you're looking for a great FREE service, check out http://binarycanary.com - they offer free 15 minute monitoring of up to 5 sites over HTTP/HTTPS with free content checking!
What do you think?
Previous posts
From the archive
Subscribe