The monitoring service is not yet active. The dashboard is a preview. This help centre describes how the service will work once it launches. See the Known Limitations section below for what is not yet available.
Uptimepin is a retrospective uptime checker. You add URLs, we check them every fifteen minutes, and you open the dashboard when you want to know whether your site was reachable.
https://example.com). Give it a label so you can tell your monitors apart.The Free plan covers up to 5 URLs with a 7-day rolling history. That is all you need if you run one or two sites.
Uptimepin is a retrospective tool, not a real-time alarm system. You check the dashboard when you want to know. The absence of notifications is intentional — we designed the product for people who want to answer "was my site down last night?" without being paged every time a blip occurs. Alerts and notifications are a planned future feature, not yet available.
The Free plan supports up to 5 URLs. If you need more, the Pro plan (coming soon) will support up to 50 URLs with a 5-minute check interval and 30-day history. The Pro checkout on the pricing page is a demonstration — no real payment is taken yet.
On the Free plan, records are kept for 7 days on a rolling window. Older records are automatically removed. Pro (coming soon) will extend that to 30 days.
Each monitor card in the dashboard has a delete button. Clicking it removes the URL and all associated check records immediately. There is no other copy of the data. No data is shared with third parties.
No accounts, no passwords, no personal data. There is no sign-up process. The dashboard stores the URLs you add and the check results. We do not collect names, email addresses, IP addresses, or use tracking cookies. See the privacy notice for details.
A check is considered successful when the server returns an HTTP status code in the 2xx or 3xx range. Anything else — 4xx or 5xx status codes, connection timeouts, DNS resolution failures, or SSL errors — is recorded as a failure. The dashboard shows the exact status code and response time for every check.
No. Uptimepin sends a plain HTTP GET request to the URL you provide. It does not handle cookies, session tokens, or login forms. If your site requires authentication to reach the page, a check will likely return a 302 redirect to a login page, which will be recorded as a success (3xx) but will not tell you whether the actual page behind the login is working.
The Pro plan is planned but not yet available. When it launches, it will offer 50 URLs, 5-minute checks, 30-day history, and CSV export for $5/month. The pricing page shows a demo checkout — no real payment is processed and no subscription is created. There is no payment processor connected to Uptimepin at this time.
Uptimepin is under active development. The following are honest limitations of the current build:
A contact method is not yet available. Once the business is established, a support email or contact form will be listed here.
In the meantime, if you found a bug or have a suggestion, the best way to reach us is through the development channel this service is being built on. We read all feedback.