Most uptime monitors just say down. Alertum runs dual-region (EU+US) checks and deterministically classifies every failure — DNS failure, cert expired, TLS error, connection refused, assertion failed — with confidence scores and real evidence, not guesses. It also bundles synthetic journeys, heartbeats, on-call scheduling/escalation, and status pages in one product, skipping the Checkly + PagerDuty + Statuspage stack. Free tier included; paid plans start at €7.99/mo.
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I built Alertum because every uptime monitor I'd used stopped at "it's down" — you'd get paged at 3am and still have to manually dig through logs to figure out if it was DNS, an expired cert, or your API actually falling over.
Alertum runs every check from two independent regions (EU + US) and deterministically classifies each failure — DNS failure, cert expired, TLS error, connection refused, assertion failed, response-time threshold — with a confidence score and the actual evidence (status codes, IPs, timing breakdown). No LLM guessing, just rules applied to real telemetry, so the same failure always gets the same diagnosis.
Beyond uptime checks, it's one product instead of a stitched-together stack:
Multi-step synthetic journeys (logins, checkouts) with the exact failed step surfaced
Heartbeat monitoring for cron jobs and background workers
On-call scheduling + escalation policies
Public/private status pages
10 notification channels (Slack, Discord, Teams, Telegram, webhooks, and more)
An AI assistant that summarizes incidents in plain language
Free plan is genuinely usable — 25 monitors, SSL/API/website checks, no credit card required.
Would love to hear what you'd want monitored that isn't covered yet, or what's confusing in the first 5 minutes of setup. I'll be in the comments all day.