Watch whether your websites are online from the NowMetrix dashboard.
Uptime Monitoring checks a website every 30 seconds, shows 30-day availability, and notifies admins immediately when availability changes.
What Uptime Monitoring shows
Uptime Monitoring adds an operational status page for each tracker. It is designed for quick checks during daily work and for fast alerts when a website becomes unavailable.
Live status
See whether the selected website is currently online, offline, paused, or not configured yet.
30-day history
Review the status bar, availability percentages, outage count, downtime, and recent outage list for the last 30 days.
Monitoring locations
The map shows where checks currently report the website as online or offline.
SSL expiry
The page also highlights when the SSL certificate is expected to expire.
Activate monitoring
Admins can activate Uptime Monitoring per tracker from the NowMetrix dashboard.
- Open the website you want to monitor in NowMetrix.
- Select Uptime in the main navigation.
- If monitoring is not configured yet, read the introduction and select Activate monitoring.
- NowMetrix checks whether the website can be reached before enabling the monitor.
Read the status page
| Area | How to read it |
|---|---|
| Status bar | Green means no outage was detected. Orange means one outage was detected. Red means more than one outage was detected. |
| Availability by period | Compare availability over the last 24 hours, 7 days, and 30 days. |
| Last 30 days | Review total outages and downtime for the current 30-day window. |
| World map | Hover or tap a location to see its name and current status. |
| Outages | See when outages started and ended. An ongoing outage is highlighted until the website is back online. |
Alerts and recovery emails
The account owner and active team admins receive an email immediately when a monitored website goes offline. Editors do not receive uptime admin alerts.
The alert email links directly to the Uptime dashboard and includes affected locations and status codes when they are available. When the website is back online, admins receive a recovery email with the downtime duration.
Who gets notified?
Notifications go to the main account owner and team members with the Admin role for the account. Keep Team Management up to date so the right people receive alerts.
Security rules and firewalls
Some websites block automated availability checks with firewall, bot protection, or CDN security rules. During activation, NowMetrix performs a reachability check first.
If your website returns an error such as 403 Forbidden, adjust your security rules so the NowMetrix uptime check can reach the public page, then try activation again.
Pause or delete monitoring
Admins can pause monitoring when checks should temporarily stop. Pausing keeps the monitor and its existing history available.
Deleting uptime monitoring removes the monitor and its historical uptime data and reports. Use delete only when the website should no longer be monitored.