Free Site Downtime Monitoring Service
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Websites can go down for any reason and at any time, but how does your hosting company stack up when it comes to uptime? Do they really deliver on their promises or are they just quoting impressive numbers to attract customers? Would you like to know exactly when your blog or website suffers downtime and for how long? You know that downtime costs you money but it’s not always easy to keep an eye on your host’s performance and call them to account if things go wrong.
With our free downtime monitoring service, you will be alerted every time your website is unavailable and again when normal service is resumed. Downtime Witness lets you track just how much downtime your websites and blogs may be experiencing, truly measure the performance of your hosting company and put yourself in control. All you have to do to take advantage of this free service is fill in the boxes below, hit “enter” and we will send you, via email, the relevant download link for the software and a free activation key. (Please be patient as this may take up to 24 hours).
It’s as simple as that, and it’s free. (Upon completion of the form you will be directed to our recommended hosting company whose sponsorship makes this offer possible).
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Free Site Downtime Monitoring Service seems to be a trickery. It is rather more reliable to use such monitoring as Site24x7 or http://www.dotcom-monitor.com. They are paying but the price is not high for the confidence. Besides there is a long list of different features.
Hi Noel, Sorry, you ended up in my spam trap for a while there! I'm not sure why you view this service as "trickery" and whilst I appreciate that paid monitoring offers many more features than any free service out there, some people simply don't have the funds. Downtime Witness is a simple notification in real time of when a site goes offline and when it comes back online. It's simple but it does what it claims. Using it in conjunction with a free reporting service is adequate for many users. Thanks for your recommendations however, which I'm sure will be of interest to our readers.
Thanks for the post. I agree with Admin. Paid monitoring services have more features but I think that the most of them are not necessary for usual users, neverthelss generally free services can not guarantee the quality of the website monitoring but it is not trickery.