Five operational signals · one incident view

Monitor the failures a simple uptime check misses.

Start with one endpoint or heartbeat, then add servers, public status, reports, and AWS cost visibility as your operation grows.

Pulse

Server and agent health

Collect CPU, memory, disk, service, port, and agent-freshness signals from Linux servers.

  • Private checksummed agent releases
  • Clarity and technical views
  • Threshold incidents
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Ping

External uptime checks

Run HTTP, HTTPS, TCP, and DNS checks as often as every minute from your configured deployment region.

  • TLS certificate tracking
  • Failure and recovery alerts
  • Response-time history
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Beat

Heartbeat monitoring

Detect cron jobs, workers, backups, and AI agents that fail to check in within their expected window.

  • Hashed monitor tokens
  • Grace windows and recovery
  • Email, Slack, and monitor webhooks
Start with Beat

Status

Public service status

Publish only the servers, endpoints, Ping monitors, and incidents you explicitly choose to expose.

  • Account-branded page
  • Public component health
  • Recent incident history
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Guard

AWS spend and resource changes

Monitor AWS cost snapshots, inventory changes, regional spend, and suspicious resource activity.

  • Encrypted AWS credentials
  • Cost and resource anomalies
  • Multiple AWS accounts on paid tiers
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Sold as one operating platform

Every plan includes the core monitoring products. Agency and Scale add AWS Guard, broader limits, and client-ready workflows.

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