In the world of constant connectivity and digital realm, velocity is vital. Imagine a user reaching your website only to be met with a stark, blank page. Their anticipation hangs in the balance as they await any sign of engagement. Such an encounter does little to endorse the readiness or accessibility of your business. In today’s hyper-connected world, every single millisecond carries profound significance.

The Uptime.com Page Speed Check has arrived! 🚀 We’ve rebuilt our old Website Speed free test using the most up-to-date analytics, metrics, and auditing tools available to make sure that your websites are performing as expected, every single hour of every day. Keep reading to see exactly how our new Page Speed Check can take your website monitoring and observability to the next level.

April has come and gone, and we’ve got more exciting news to show for our efforts! This month, our teams have been hard at work: Keep reading for more details!

In today’s fast-paced e-commerce world, it’s essential for your Shopify store to remain accessible and functional at all times. Even a brief period of downtime can result in substantial lost revenue, tarnish your brand reputation, and drive potential customers to your competitors. That’s why website monitoring for Shopify should be an indispensable component of your store’s digital infrastructure.

Now that Pingdom has permanently closed its doors to free users, many customers are searching for alternatives to stand in the gap for their website performance monitoring needs. Web monitoring keeps you from losing potential business because of service or site downtime. David Sanchez of Mammoth Web Solutions says: “You have to continuously monitor your domain, because every new integration can affect domain performance.

We’ve all been in the situation before: it’s Friday at 5 PM and the only on-call engineer available to handle incidents is about to hit the slopes. Unfortunately, at that very moment, a customer reports to support that they are unable to access the company’s ecommerce website to complete a purchase. Internal monitoring systems seem quiet and services appear available on internal health dashboards.

We’ve all been in the situation before: it’s Friday at 5 PM and the only on-call engineer available to handle incidents is about to hit the slopes. Unfortunately, at that very moment, a customer reports to support that they are unable to access the company’s ecommerce website to complete a purchase. Internal monitoring systems seem quiet and services appear available on internal health dashboards.