use cases

Website monitoring without the observability stack.

Monitor the things that matter for websites without deploying or configuring a heavyweight infrastructure monitoring platform.

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You do not need a tracing backend to find out that your certificate expired. Pinger covers the outside-in checks a website actually needs, with nothing to install and nothing to instrument.

Nothing to deploy

No agent, no SDK, no sidecar

Pinger checks your site the way a visitor reaches it. There is nothing running inside your infrastructure.
Add a domain and you are done

Pinger resolves where the site is actually served, including apex versus www, so you do not have to think about it.

Checks worth having

Where the time goes

DNS, TCP connect, TLS handshake and time to first byte, sampled repeatedly so you see the spread and not just an average.
Security headers, graded

Weighted by what each header actually protects, with the header to add rather than just a score.
TLS and chain detail

Version, cipher suite, forward secrecy, key size and the full chain, not simply valid or invalid.
Content and sitemap diffs

Fingerprinted, so a change is a change rather than a reformat.

Fits how you work

Free tools need no account

Run a one-off check from the browser when you are debugging.
Webhooks for anything else

Every alert can POST JSON to an endpoint you control.

Tools you can run right now

No account needed.

URL Ping See exactly where a page's load time goes, from DNS to first byte. Security Headers Grade your security headers and see exactly what to add. HTTP Headers Check status codes, response headers, caching, security headers and server configuration. SSL Certificate Check certificate validity, expiration, issuer, TLS configuration and certificate chain.

Most things that break a website never take it offline.

An uptime check tells you the server answered. Pinger tells you whether the site still works.

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