What you get today

Reliable website uptime monitoring

Web Status Raven gives you scheduled HTTP and HTTPS checks, email alerts, and dashboards to spot downtime quickly- without enterprise complexity.

We couldn't train real ravens to check HTTP status codes.

HTTP & HTTPS checks

Monitor any public website or endpoint URL. We send scheduled GET requests and treat healthy HTTP responses as up, so you know when a site stops responding.

Flexible check intervals

Run checks every 5 minutes on trial, or from 1 minute to 1 hour on paid plans- choose how quickly you need to know about an outage.

Email downtime alerts

Receive an email when a monitor fails and another when it recovers, so your team can respond without watching a dashboard all day.

Status dashboard

See which monitors are up or down, review response times, and inspect recent incidents from a single overview built for quick triage. Preview the dashboard.

Uptime & response history

Track uptime percentages and average response times over 24 hours to 30 days, depending on your plan- useful for post-incident reviews, client reporting, and CSV downtime exports.

Multiple monitors

Watch several sites from one account. Scale from 2 monitors on trial to 10, 50, or 100 on paid plans as your portfolio grows.

Pause & manage monitors

Add, edit, pause, or remove monitors at any time. Paused monitors stay in your list but stop running checks until you re-enable them.

Dashboard auto-refresh

Pro and Business plans refresh live dashboard views automatically, so status stays current while you keep an incident page open.

CSV downtime export

Download downtime events from any monitor as a CSV- filtered by the same 24-hour to 30-day ranges as your dashboard, formatted in your reporting time zone. Handy for client reports, post-mortems, and sharing incident timelines outside the app.

14-day free trial

Try the service with 2 monitors and 5-minute checks before you pay. No card required to create an account.

Ready to send the raven?

No horse required. See pricing for plan limits or read the FAQ for common questions.