UptimeRobot Reviews

What’s available on the website is excellent. But the mobile app omits exact time of the outage and other information that’s very useful. The all events screen and export logs should be available from the mobile app. Lastly, this review section shows up in black type, on a black background. Otherwise, you guys are doing a great job with UptimeRobot. You have tremendous potential.

I really wanted to like UptimeRobot but after a couple of weeks, I kept Activity Monitor open and noticed something was running higher than normal CPU utilization. Activity monitor was showing this app consuming a large amount of CPU time. Went back to the browser dashboard and will check back in on UptimeRobot every few months to see if they get this fixed.

Update: The developer contacted me and I realized the html keyword issue was with the website not UptimeRobot . The developer also told me a privacy statement is coming. I’ll update to 5 stars when that comes out.

Previous review:
I tried to monitor a website for keywords. I manually found the keywords myself but UptimeRobot couldn’t. I also noticed UptimeRobot doesn’t release its privacy terms. It doesn’t have to according to Apple until the next update. Coincidentally, UptimeRobot opens and updates inside, thus avoiding Apples requirement to release the privacy terms. I find that odd. There’s lots of these apps out there so I’ll try another one.

this app is the only service that I have found that can do Discord integration really easily and that is really important for what I do. It is perfect for small groups. One thing that would be nice is a widget that shows uptime/outages. Other than that, it’s perfect! Well done.

UptimeRobot works exactly as advertised, and I’ve had zero problems with it. But it desperately needs Home Screen widget integration and Apple Watch complications. Those two things would easily make this the best uptime monitoring solution in UptimeRobot Store.

UptimeRobot is great for the general use and everything but it would be a bit better if it had iPhone widgets to use in the Home Screen with a color editor for the widget and what you want to monitor

I have a home network, and the service can’t tell if my server is online and randomly alerts that one of several sites are down despite being on the same physical server.

I just upgraded to a paid plan and love UptimeRobot . The only downside to UptimeRobot is that you can only sign in to one device at a time.

Really pleased with UptimeRobot. One issue I’m having is I never get a sound notification when the monitor is back up. The sound alert works when it’s down, but it just won’t for when it’s up. The push notification displays, just no sound. Checked sound settings and have it set to sound 1.

I host 50 websites on two dedicated servers and provide a highly managed service for my clients. Uptime monitoring is a key component and this app is a value-performer. Easy to set up, fairly priced, and vigilant.

I’d have given it five stars if there was a badge that showed number of downed sites or the green dot in the icon turned red if there was an issue.

Clean interface, the web app was obviously written by someone with this kind of IT job. It has the stuff you need but no extra fluff. It doesn't try to do everything in the world, but what it does, it does well.

After trying Heroku, I ruled out it wasn’t the best thing for me, so I tried searching up services that do similar things, and came across this app! I came here after checking the website, I would like to thank the devs for their outstanding help. I don’t know what I would’ve done if I didn’t have this app!

I use this for setting up notifications anytime a hot item gets back into stock on any one of a number of retail websites. Lots or articles out there about how to do it.... very easy, very effective. Pro tip: the free version only allows for updates every 5 minutes, but most websites restock items at the top of the hour... so the best way to handle this is to set up the alert and wait to make it go live until right when after clock strikes a 5-minute interval. This way it’s always pinging the website right after those stock updates usually post.

A wonderful experience so far. Robust feature set for personal projects. The free version is more than capable and because of that I will probably pay for the subscription in the near future.

This is what every developer needs in order to monitor the status of websites, apps and servers you control. At a glimpse you can know if any of your services is down.
This tool is a live saver. Bravo guys

It’s so very tempting to upgrade to the paid version because there are a lot of excellent features available. But the free version does exactly what I need, just very simple “send me a push notification if my website goes down”, it’s really fantastic

The this app app is gets the job done and is an elegant and simple display of your status at a glance. I wish they had more alert sounds to choose from. That said is great they have their own so you can distinguish alerts from UptimeRobot from all the others you may have installed.

This works great to monitor apis. We are using the free version and hope to grow out of it some day. But for a small company, it more than meets our needs for now.

As a sys admin speed and efficiency can make a huge difference when there is an problem. UptimeRobot makes it easy to be notified on my phone and the layout is great When you are monitoring 40+ devices.

I use this to monitor my work sites so I know if it goes down and can call our tech. We have web apps that customers will be calling about if they can’t get something working and so this is a great tool. My boss has the paid version and loves it. I’ve tried quite a few like it and this is the only one I still have. The developer(s) did a great job with the user interface & I’m sure with all the iOS updates lately this is a huge task. I have a huge appreciation for that side because I know firsthand the headaches that come with it. Great job! 5 stars for sure!