Use case
WordPress Uptime Monitoring
Pulsy is a fully-managed uptime monitor for WordPress sites. It checks your site over HTTP on a schedule, measures response time, watches the SSL certificate, and alerts you when the site goes down — whether it is a plugin conflict, a PHP error, an expired certificate, or the host itself.
The problem
- WordPress goes down from plugin updates, PHP errors, or database issues, often silently.
- A lapsed SSL certificate throws a browser warning to every visitor at once.
- Managed-host status dashboards do not tell you when your specific site is unreachable.
How Pulsy helps
- Runs external HTTP checks so it catches a white screen, a 500 error, or an unreachable host from the visitor's side.
- Tracks TLS certificate expiry and warns you before the padlock breaks.
- Groups repeated failures into incidents and alerts via email, webhook, Slack, Discord, or Telegram.
- Flat pricing, so you can watch every WordPress site you run without a per-site fee.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I monitor WordPress uptime?
- Add your WordPress site's URL as a monitor in Pulsy. It checks the site over HTTP on your chosen interval, records response time and status, tracks SSL expiry, and alerts you when the site is down or recovers.
- Will Pulsy detect a WordPress error page?
- Yes. Because Pulsy checks the site externally and validates the HTTP status, it catches 500 errors, maintenance pages, and unreachable hosts that an internal plugin can miss when WordPress itself is broken.
- How much does WordPress monitoring cost?
- Pulsy has a free tier, and paid plans start at $12/mo with flat pricing — no per-site or per-monitor fees.
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