Common signs: customers report outages first and errors go unnoticed. Usual causes: no monitoring or alerts. What we do: set up uptime checks, error tracking and alert routing. What you get: alerts within minutes and a simple status dashboard.
Our uptime monitoring and alerts setup makes sure you hear about outages, errors and slowdowns within minutes, not from an angry customer. A Codersarts engineer sets up uptime and SSL checks, error tracking and alerts to Slack, email or phone, and gives you a simple dashboard of what's healthy. Fixed price from $29 with 24h delivery.
Uptime Monitoring at a Glance
Item | Details |
|---|---|
Starting price | $29 for uptime checks on up to 5 URLs |
Delivery | 24 hours for basic monitoring |
Tools | UptimeRobot, Better Stack, Sentry, Grafana, Prometheus or your cloud's monitoring |
Checks | Uptime, response time, SSL expiry, errors and server resources |
Alerts | Slack, email, SMS, phone or Microsoft Teams |
What you get | Alerts within minutes and a health dashboard |
Revisions | One revision round included |
What Is Uptime Monitoring?
Uptime monitoring checks your website, API and services from outside every minute or so, and alerts you when they stop responding, slow down or return errors. Combined with error tracking and server metrics, it tells you something is wrong, where, and often why, before customers notice.
Signs You Need Monitoring
Customers tell you about outages before your team knows
An SSL certificate expired and broke the site
Errors happen in production and nobody sees them
You can't say how often the app was down last month
A server ran out of disk or memory without warning
Why Problems Go Unnoticed
No external checks
Nothing tests the app from the outside.
Errors only in logs
Exceptions are logged but never reported.
Alerts to nobody
Alerts go to an unread inbox or no one is on call.
No resource checks
Disk, memory and CPU aren't watched.
Quick Checks You Can Try First
Add your homepage and API health URL to a free uptime checker.
Turn on SSL expiry alerts.
Add an error tracking SDK such as Sentry to your app.
Decide who gets alerts, and where.
If the problem remains, our engineers take it from there.
How We Set Up Monitoring
Map. We list your sites, APIs, servers and critical user flows.
Uptime checks. We add external checks and SSL expiry alerts.
Error tracking. We add error tracking to your frontend and backend.
Server metrics. We watch CPU, memory, disk and database health.
Alert routing. We send alerts to the right people and channels.
Dashboard. We set up a simple health dashboard and optional status page.
What You Get
Uptime and SSL checks for your key URLs
Error tracking in your app
Server and database health alerts
Alerts routed to Slack, email or phone
A health dashboard and short runbook
Example result (illustrative)
A SaaS team learned about outages from customers. We set up 1-minute uptime checks, Sentry error tracking and disk alerts. Two weeks later, an alert caught a filling disk six hours before it would have taken the app down.
What Is Included and Not Included
Included | Not included |
|---|---|
Up to 5 URLs in the basic package | 24/7 human on-call service |
Error tracking setup | Paid monitoring tool subscriptions |
Alert routing and dashboard | Fixing every error found (available with prepaid hours) |
One revision round | Full observability with tracing (higher package) |
Pricing for Uptime Monitoring
Package | Best for | Starting at | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
Uptime checks | Up to 5 URLs with SSL alerts | $29 | 24 hours |
Monitoring setup | Uptime, error tracking, server alerts and dashboard | $199 | 1 day |
Full observability | Logs, metrics, tracing and status page | $599 | 3 days |
You get a fixed quote after we review your setup. You approve the scope before any payment.
Who This Is For
Startups without an operations team
Apps used by colleges, clients or partners who expect uptime
Teams that learn about outages from customers
Agencies managing client apps
What We Need From You
URLs and APIs to monitor
Access to servers or hosting
Who should get alerts, and where
Repository access for error tracking
Code and data privacy
We sign an NDA on request, work with the least access needed, and never keep copies of your data after delivery. You own all code, configuration and notes.
Key Terms Explained
Uptime: the share of time the app is available
Error tracking: capturing and grouping app errors with details
Alert routing: sending each alert to the right person or channel
Status page: a public page showing service health
Common Mistakes We Avoid
Sending every alert to one inbox nobody reads
Alerting on everything, so real problems get lost
Monitoring only the homepage, not the API or login
Forgetting SSL expiry checks
Need More Than One Task?
Need full logs, metrics and tracing? See Monitoring & Observability. Or use Prepaid Developer Hours to cover several tasks from one prepaid balance.
Related Tasks
Backup & Restore Setup so you can recover when alerts fire
Load Test Your App to find limits before alerts do
Hetzner Server Setup with monitoring built in
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I monitor first?
Your homepage, login, main API health endpoint, SSL expiry and server disk space.
How quickly will I get alerts?
Usually within one to two minutes of a problem, depending on check frequency.
Do I need paid tools?
Not to start. Free tiers of uptime and error tracking tools cover most small apps.
Can you add a public status page?
Yes, in the full observability package.
Hear About Problems First
Share your URLs and hosting, and a Codersarts engineer will set up monitoring that alerts the right people within minutes.