Flexible intervals
Choose checks every 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, or 60 minutes. The free plan defaults to a practical five-minute interval; paid plans support one-minute checks.
Website uptime monitoring
Website uptime monitoring without the noise
Know when a website or public endpoint stops responding, how long the incident lasted, and whether recovery is real. ViewPeek combines HTTP checks, response-time history, alert routing, incidents, and public status pages in one straightforward service.
No credit card required.
1–60 min
configurable checks
4 channels
on every plan
10 monitors
on the free plan
Built for everyday website operations
Use ViewPeek for a company site, online shop, SaaS application, customer API, campaign page, or a portfolio of client websites. Each uptime monitor checks an HTTP or HTTPS URL, records the result and response time, and can wait for a configurable number of failures before declaring an outage. That reduces noise from a single transient request without hiding sustained downtime.
Everything needed to detect and explain downtime
Alerts where your team works
Send downtime and recovery events by email, Slack, Discord, or a generic JSON webhook. Assign email recipients per monitor; connected team channels receive the organization's alerts. All four options are available on Free.
Response-time history
See whether a site is merely online or becoming slower. Stored results make recurring latency and availability patterns easier to investigate.
Communicate incidents
Publish selected monitors on a public status page, record incidents, and schedule maintenance windows so customers have a reliable place to check.
Start monitoring in about a minute
No agent or code change is required for a public URL.
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Add the URL
Create an uptime monitor for the page or endpoint that represents the service your visitors depend on.
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Choose the policy
Set the check interval, expected HTTP status, timeout, and failure threshold that match the service.
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Route the alert
Assign the email recipients for this monitor and connect the organization-wide channels used by your team.
Monitoring informed by real production data
ViewPeek has published an aggregate study of its own monitoring workload rather than relying on generic reliability claims. The results show why network reachability, HTTP responses, certificates, and latency belong in the same operational view.
4,337,525
HTTP checks analysed
83.4%
of failures were connection or DNS related
21 ms
median successful response time
What ViewPeek does—and does not—replace
ViewPeek checks services from outside your application. It complements logs, traces, infrastructure metrics, and application performance monitoring; it does not replace them. External monitoring answers the customer-facing question first: can the service be reached right now?
Frequently asked questions
How often can ViewPeek check a website?
Intervals are configurable per uptime monitor: 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, or 60 minutes. The free plan uses five-minute checks by default, while paid plans support one-minute checks.
Which alert channels are included?
Email, Slack, Discord, and generic JSON webhooks are available on every plan, including Free.
Can I monitor an API or health endpoint?
Yes. Add any publicly reachable HTTP or HTTPS URL and configure the expected response status and timeout.
Can customers see my current status?
Yes. Public status pages can display the monitors you explicitly publish, along with uptime history, incidents, and scheduled maintenance.
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