Uptime, SSL, DNS, and site health monitoring from a globally distributed node network. Simple checks. Clear alerts. No enterprise bloat.
Active Nodes
31
across 16 cities
Checks / minute
1,428
86.4M this month
Avg Response
142ms
across all regions
Live Feed
Live view of the Watchdog.cc node network. Check results shown are representative.
Capabilities
Endpoints checked from 31 nodes across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Not one probe, not one perspective. Real geographic coverage.
See where performance degrades. A site can be fast in Virginia and broken in Frankfurt. You should know the difference.
Certificate expiry tracking, chain validation, domain registration monitoring. Know before the browser warning does.
Email, webhook, or SMS when something goes wrong. Configurable thresholds. No alert storms, no noise.
Uptime percentages, response time trends, incident timelines. Data you can show a client or hand to your team without explaining it.
Integrate monitoring into your own tooling. Pull status, trigger checks, manage endpoints programmatically. REST, documented, predictable.
Built for operators
People managing multiple websites
Thirty sites across four hosts. You need one place to see which ones are up and which ones quietly broke at 3am.
Agencies and freelancers
Client sites go down. The client should not be the one who tells you. Clean monitoring earns trust before the invoice does.
Hosting providers and resellers
If your customers are checking their own uptime, you already lost. Monitor from outside your network and know what they know.
Domain portfolio operators
SSL expiry across 50 domains. DNS propagation on a new record. Cert chain issues on a site you forgot you had. That kind of thing.
Built by someone who runs infrastructure, for people who run infrastructure. No enterprise sales calls. No 40-page SOC2 PDF to read before you can check if your site is up.
Early Access
Watchdog.cc is opening early access in waves. Drop your email and you will be notified when your slot is ready. No spam, no newsletters, just the access notification.
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