Monitors
The checks that watch your sites, servers, ports, and certificates.
Open monitors →A monitor is one thing Neouptime checks on a repeating schedule. Each check records whether the target was up, how long it took to respond, and any error, so you build a continuous history of availability.
Monitor types
| Type | What it checks | You provide | Plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| HTTP / HTTPS | Sends a request to a URL and checks the response status code and time. | A full URL | All plans |
| Ping | Confirms a host is reachable over the network. | A hostname or IP | All plans |
| Port (TCP) | Opens a TCP connection to a specific port to confirm a service is listening. | A host and port (1–65535) | Pro and up |
| SSL certificate | Connects over TLS and checks the certificate is valid and not near expiry. | A host (port defaults to 443) | Pro and up |
Check interval
The interval is how often a monitor runs. Available intervals are 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, and 60 minutes. The Free plan is capped at a 60-minute interval; paid plans can check as often as every minute. A shorter interval means you find out about outages faster.
Statuses
- Up — the most recent check passed.
- Down — the most recent check failed (and, depending on your threshold, an incident may be open).
- Paused — the monitor is disabled and is not being checked.
Creating and managing monitors
- Go to Monitors → + Add monitor.
- Pick a type, give it a name, and enter the target (URL or host).
- Choose a check interval and, optionally, assign it to a group or client.
- Save. From the monitor detail page you can run an on-demand check, pause it, change the interval, view history, and configure alerting.