Category ‘Website Monitoring’

What do the prices of subscription plans depend on? How much do I have to spend on website monitoring? Is it possible to have it monitored for free?

We explain what exactly website monitoring is, the types of monitoring and how it is performed depending on what exactly it monitors.

How to configure the monitoring of a website so that it detects any malfunction or error but at the same time does not flood with unnecessary alerts?

Depending on your budget and the kind of features you need, you could either subscribe for a reasonably priced paid website monitoring service, or use an open-source one.

This post highlights 10 of the top price monitoring tools most large ecommerce businesses use.

API monitoring tools are not only useful for API providers but also critical for businesses that embed multiple 3rd party APIs in their technology stack. Here we have compiled a list of top tools for API monitoring.

Website change monitoring refers to the process of using online monitoring tools that can detect any changes in the website. These tools detect any visual changes, content changes or changes in the code that can hamper the functioning of the website and affect the user experience.

Website monitoring services’ main task is to detect problems and inform the website owners. So that they find out about every failure and malfunction first—before any of the users notice.

Today, we’ll take a look at the ubiquitous offers of free monitoring of the availability of websites. Why are they free, how do they differ from paid services and is it worth using them?

Daily health—a new type of check in Super Monitoring. Checking the expiration of the domain and SSL certificate, presence on blacklists and robots blockade.