Website uptime
Check HTTP and HTTPS availability, response time and the status codes your service should return.
LiveDashboard watches your websites, APIs, DNS records, SSL certificates and server heartbeats. See the problem, track the incident, and know when service is back.
A clear alert gives your team a place to start. Turn availability checks into an incident history everyone can follow.
Checks run as often as every minute, consecutive-failure rules filter out blips, and alerts go straight to email or an HTTPS webhook.
Websites, APIs, DNS records, certificates and background jobs · one list, sorted so problems are always on top.
Clear color-coded dashboards and shareable status pages for customers, clients and the TV on the office wall.
Every screen puts problems first, explains them in plain language, and links straight to the details.
Illustrative product preview. Sample data.
From the marketing site to the backup job nobody remembers until it fails.
Check HTTP and HTTPS availability, response time and the status codes your service should return.
Watch public GET endpoints and catch unexpected HTTP responses before they become a support queue.
Check that an expected word or phrase is present, including failures that still return 200 OK.
Check A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS, TXT and CAA records. Alert when records disappear or an expected value is missing.
Validate the TLS connection and warn before a certificate expires, with a configurable renewal window.
Backups, cron jobs and servers call a private URL. Missed check-ins become incidents.
Create an isolated workspace for each client through the Nexus IT OS API.
Choose exactly which services are published on your status page.
Paste a public URL or DNS hostname. Pick how often to check and what counts as healthy.
Add a verified email or HTTPS webhook, then test delivery. Silence alerts during planned maintenance.
Publish a client status page, put TV mode on the wall, or invite clients to view their own workspace.
Set the expected response, confirm a failure, and follow the recovery in one workspace.
Expected HTTP codes, keywords, DNS values and certificate warning windows help you define what healthy means.
Configurable failure thresholds and maintenance suppression turn individual check results into actionable events.
See whether alerts were queued, sent, retried or failed. Test your destination before you depend on it.
Give each client their own workspace and status page, keep your team in one place, and walk into QBRs with uptime they can see.
Monitors, alerts and users kept separate per client.
Separate status pages and TV views for each customer.
Invite client staff without giving away configuration.
HTTPS webhooks into compatible service desk receivers.
Straightforward practices, described plainly.
We check what's publicly reachable. Nothing to install on your network or servers.
Each workspace's monitors, alerts and history are separated, with access rules enforced on every request.
Owner, admin and viewer roles for teammates and clients.
Keep your workspace private and publish only the service status you choose.
The app, dashboards and APIs are served over HTTPS.
Verified destinations, rate limits and visible delivery history.
We don't claim third-party compliance certifications we haven't earned. Running a vendor review? Send us your questionnaire.
Paid plans are sized to your monitors, clients and features. We'll confirm pricing with you before anything is billed.
For trying LiveDashboard on your own sites.
For a business watching its own websites, APIs and office network.
For IT teams that need deeper domain checks and wall displays.
For IT providers monitoring many client environments.
Exact monitor counts, check intervals and client limits for paid plans are confirmed during onboarding.
Websites, public GET API endpoints, keywords on pages, DNS records, SSL certificates and inbound heartbeats from servers, backups, cron jobs and scripts.
No. Checks run from our cloud and look at your services from the outside, the way your customers see them. Heartbeats are the one exception: your job or device sends a simple web request to a unique URL on a schedule.
Public HTTP or HTTPS login pages can be monitored for availability. Use expected 401 or 403 status codes for protected services. This does not test a VPN tunnel, login flow or UDP connectivity.
Email to verified account addresses and generic HTTPS webhooks. Receivers can route webhook events into chat or ticketing systems. SMS and voice alerts are not offered.
From LiveDashboard's cloud infrastructure. We don't currently sell a choice of specific countries or regions, so we don't advertise one.
You can start free with no credit card. Paid plans are sized to how many monitors, clients and features you need · contact sales and we'll confirm pricing before anything is billed.
Yes. Each client gets an isolated workspace and a shareable status page. Contact us for an MSP account and integration support.
Set up your first monitors in a few minutes, or let us walk you through it on a short call.