What PulseGuard watches
Everything on this page is what the app does today. No made-up integrations, no global network we don't run.
Checks you can trust
Every 30 seconds on ProEvery 10 seconds on Enterprise, every 5 minutes on the free plan. Many sites are checked at once, so a slow one never delays the rest.
More than "is it up"Choose the request method, the answer you expect (200, 301 and so on), how long to wait, and text that must be on the page.
Slow counts as cloudyA site that answers but slowly is marked as slow. It still counts as up, and you see it before it becomes an outage.
Confirmed before it countsA failed check is retried twice, ten seconds apart. Only three failures in a row make a storm.
Alerts that mean something
One email when it breaksWith the error, the time it started and the site's uptime. Not one per failed check.
One email when it's backSaying how long it was down, so you can tell your client.
Quiet during planned workPlan a maintenance window for one site or all of them and alerts hold until it ends.
Certificate warningsPulseGuard reads each site's SSL certificate daily and warns you 7, 14 or 30 days before it expires. On Pro and Enterprise.
A forecast, not just a record
The outlook looks a week ahead using your sites' own history, and a short note arrives in the morning when something is coming.
Slow hours that repeatIf a site is slow at the same hour on three or more of the last seven days, you're told before the next one.
Certificates running outThe day it expires is marked as a storm, and the days before as cloudy.
Planned workEvery maintenance window shows up on the day it happens.
For your clients, too
Public status pagesA page at its own address with the sites you choose, under the names you choose, so clients can check without asking you.
History that lastsChecks are kept 1, 90 or 365 days depending on your plan. A daily uptime summary is kept for 400 days on every plan.