MonitorCat
MonitorCat feature

Know when an important webpage becomes unavailable

Schedule lightweight checks for a public page and receive an email when MonitorCat detects a transition to a down state.

Why use it

Stay on top of changes without checking manually

Page availability monitoring shows whether MonitorCat can reach the page. It records up and down results in recent check history and sends an email when a previously available page becomes unavailable.

How it works

How it works in MonitorCat

1

Enter the important URL

Choose Page Down as the monitor type. There is no page-element selection step.

2

Choose a schedule

Select how often MonitorCat should attempt the page, within the limits of your plan.

3

See each result

Each scheduled check records whether the target was observed as up or down, or whether the check itself failed.

4

Respond to an email alert

When the observed state changes to down, use the alert as a prompt to investigate the page or hosting service.

Included features

Everything you need to review a change

Clear availability results

See the availability result alongside the date and status of each recent scheduled check.

Scheduled site-down email

Receive an alert after a scheduled check detects that a previously available page is down.

Shared monitoring dashboard

Keep page availability and content or price monitors in the same product account.

Scope and limitations

MonitorCat is not a full infrastructure-observability platform: it does not claim multi-region probes, performance tracing, incident management or an SLA. Some access blocks and browser timeouts can also resemble an unavailable target, so important incidents should be confirmed independently.

Questions

Common questions

Is this the same as server monitoring?

No. It is a scheduled check of a public webpage from MonitorCat's crawler, not monitoring of your server processes, network or internal infrastructure.

Does MonitorCat measure page speed?

No. Current availability monitoring records an up or down state; it is not marketed as performance monitoring.

Start monitoring a webpage today

Monitor a public webpage on a schedule and receive email alerts when the selected price or content changes.

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