Know what changed before it becomes an outage.
One operational view for uptime, SSL, DNS, domain expiry, ports, latency, synthetic journeys and public status communication.
Example data · monitoring workspace preview
99.99%
30-day uptime
18 ms
Median latency
0
Open incidents
From 1 minute
Check intervals
Multiple regions
Independent confirmation
HTTP to synthetic
All check types included
No domain quota
Free domain monitoring
Signal to resolution
A monitoring workflow built to reduce noise.
Checks become incidents only when the evidence agrees. Every step remains visible from first failure through recovery.
Monitoring lifecycle
4 connected stages
- 01
Check
HTTP, DNS, SSL, WHOIS, ping, port and synthetic checks run on independent schedules.
- 02
Confirm
Consecutive failures and related signals are verified before an incident is opened.
- 03
Alert
Email, webhook, Slack or Telegram deliver the right context with controlled escalation.
- 04
Resolve
Recovery checks, timeline events, notes and SLA impact stay together.
Correlated incidents
See the cause, impact and recovery together.
EasyTLDs connects failed checks into a timeline, captures failure artifacts and suppresses alerts during maintenance. Teams get evidence instead of a stream of disconnected messages.
API availability incident
api.example.com
09:42
Timeout confirmed from two locations
09:43
HTTP and DNS signals correlated
09:44
On-call escalation delivered
09:51
Recovery checks running
Communicate clearly
Operational detail when you need it. A clear answer when customers do.
Status pages
Publish current health, incident updates and historical uptime under your own branding and domain.
SLA reporting
Share time-bounded uptime, downtime, MTTR and incident reports backed by monitoring rollups.
Channel control
Test every destination and use presets, cooldowns, reminders and escalation stages per domain.
Start with one domain.
Recommended defaults establish the baseline without a long setup.