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Monitor your APIs for availability and performance issues before they disrupt users or cascade into system-wide outages across dependent services.
APIs often power mission-critical services. When an API breaks, everything connected to it can fail. Be the first to know when something goes wrong.
Don’t rely on status codes alone. Validate JSON, key fields, and expected values to catch broken responses, empty results, or unexpected messages before they cascade into bigger failures.
AI endpoints can be available but still return unusable output. Monitor endpoints from providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, and OpenRouter. Validate structured JSON output, token usage, model metadata, and schema compliance to catch malformed responses.
Set response time thresholds to detect slow or degraded API performance before your customers do.
Be the first who knows that your website is down. Reliable monitoring warns you before any significant troubles and saves you money.
Set threshold and recurrence parameters so that you don't miss any serious outage.
Set up maintenance windows to pause the monitoring during the maintenance.
Create monitors with specific monitoring regions you can choose and catch issues that only appear in specific locations.
No internet? We can call or text you when something goes wrong.
Multi-location checks, response time tracking, SSL and domain expiry alerts. The details that turn raw uptime data into something you can actually act on.
From Websites and APIs to servers and cron jobs, UptimeRobot watches every layer. Nine monitor types, one dashboard.
Be transparent. Share your uptime with the public and inform your customers about any planned (or unplanned) outages.
You can invite all your team members to access your monitors, keep them notified and manage incidents. Choose from three levels of user access: read, write and notify-only.
API monitoring checks the availability and performance of an API by sending regular requests to an endpoint and verifying the expected response. If the API fails or responds too slowly, you’ll get alerted.
Yes. We support Basic and Digest authentication, and JWT tokens via custom headers. OAuth2 support is in the works.
Absolutely. Set a maximum response time per API and get notified if your service exceeds it.
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