Cloud checks and multi-vendor monitoring

Network monitoring that configures itself.

Start with a cloud check: paste a URL, or a host and port, and watch it go green from outside your network — no integration, no agent, nothing to install. Connect UniFi, Meraki or Domotz whenever you are ready, and every device appears too — discovered, classified and alerting in minutes.

21-day full-feature trial on any tier. No card, no call, no “book a demo” wall.

A preview of the StatusCheck dashboard: a fleet of 962 devices across three client sites, with 947 online, 12 alerting and 3 offline, a thirty-day uptime trend, and a device list showing each device’s site, type, status and response time.

Start without an integration

Cloud checks: a URL, a button, and you are monitoring.

You do not need a vendor account, an API key, or anything installed to get your first green light. Add an HTTP(S) endpoint, or a TCP host and port, and StatusCheck watches it from outside your network — the same way your customers reach it.

A cloud check is not a lesser tier. It carries the same alerting, escalation chains, scheduled reporting and public status pages as every monitored device.

  • HTTP(S) checks with the request method and the expected status-code range you choose.
  • TCP checks against any host and port — a mail server, a database, a VPN concentrator.
  • Your own timeout and your own check interval, set per check.
  • Response latency on every run, with consecutive-failure tracking and the last error kept.
  • Bulk import, so a hundred targets is one paste instead of a hundred forms.
  • Nothing to install: no collector, no agent, and no firewall change.

You run three vendor ecosystems across forty client sites. So you pay for three monitoring tools — or one “unified” platform that takes a week per site to configure. Either way, the tool that is supposed to save you time is costing you a tech.

It sets itself up.

Connect a vendor account and StatusCheck discovers every device, classifies it, and applies sensible alerting out of the box. Onboarding a 200-device site takes minutes, not a maintenance window.

Every vendor in one place.

UniFi, Meraki and Domotz today — live status, real polling, real device detail, side by side. Your NOC view stops depending on which dashboard someone left open.

No artificial limits.

Unlimited users on every plan. No per-site device caps. Full audit history, not the last hundred entries. Your account scales because your business does — not because you bought a bigger tier.

How it works

Monitored in three steps.

1

Connect

Add a URL, or a host and port, to check — or paste a vendor API key. No agents, no collectors, no firewall changes.

2

Discover

Devices appear, classified and organized by site, with status history from the first poll.

3

Relax

Alerting, escalation chains and reports are running before you have finished your coffee.

The part everyone gets wrong

Automatic monitoring usually means automatic noise.

A tool that pages you forty times on a Tuesday gets muted, and a muted tool gets canceled. Configuring itself is only worth anything if it stays quiet.

So every alerting default ships with one question answered first: how many notifications does this create on a normal day?

  • Flap suppression, so a link that bounces twice does not page you twice.
  • Maintenance windows, so planned work never generates an incident.
  • Severity levels and escalation chains, so the 3 a.m. rule is a different rule.
  • Cooldowns, so one bad afternoon is one conversation and not forty.

Dependency-aware suppression — one incident for the switch instead of twenty-five for what is behind it — arrives with topology. It is on the public roadmap, with a date.

What you get

Every feature, on every plan.

Real-time status & history

Per-device timelines, uptime, and response-time trends.

Alerting that escalates

Thresholds, severities, cooldowns and escalation chains.

Every channel you use

Email, Slack, Discord and webhooks with fully custom payloads — yes, they can open PSA tickets.

SLA & uptime reporting

Scheduled, branded PDF reports your clients actually receive.

Public status pages

Per site or per client, with the detail you choose to publish.

Maintenance windows

Planned work stays out of your stats and out of your inbox.

Multi-tenant by design

Every client isolated at the database layer, role-based access, full audit log.

Per-device polling control

Tune intervals from a single device up to the whole site.

Built without the legacy limits

No per-site device cap

Monitor a 4,000-device campus as one site if that is what it is.

No user ceiling

Unlimited users on every plan. Field techs are not a license cost.

Full audit history

Not the most recent hundred entries.

No report-recipient limit

Send the client report to everyone who needs it.

If you have hit walls like these before, you already know why they are on this page.

Open by default

What we don’t do yet — on purpose, in public.

SNMP and an on-prem collector arrive this autumn. Layer-2 topology, Syslog and config management are on the public roadmap with honest dates. We would rather tell you what is missing than have you find out in month two.

Monitored in the next ten minutes.

Start free with 25 devices — no card, no call, no “book a demo” wall.