Outage intelligence
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Monitor cloud provider outages, publish incident status pages, and understand your vendor dependencies before they affect your users.
Answers are grounded in live incident data. If a vendor isn't impaired, it says so.
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AWSAlert AutomationAWSAlert AutomationWhy PulseWatch?
Your site. Your vendors. One clear answer.
When something breaks, PulseWatch helps you quickly understand whether it is your website, your SSL/domain setup, or a third-party service your business depends on.
Is your site down?
Check your own websites, SSL, and domain health before customers notice.
Or is it a vendor?
Spot issues with Stripe, Google, Microsoft, Avanan, AWS, and the tools your business relies on.
Know where to look
Get one clear answer, then route alerts to the right people before support tickets pile up.
Evidence
See what is actually happening, and what we cannot see
Vendor status, public reports, synthetic checks, and official signals in one view — with the monitoring limits stated instead of hidden.
- Four explicit states, including insufficient monitoring
- Watchlists that narrow the view to your own stack
- Incident history with severity, duration and confidence
Incident states
- Normal
Report volume is within the expected baseline. No action required.
- Possible issue
Report volume is meaningfully above baseline. Early signal — not yet conclusive.
- Major issue
Sustained, high-confidence spike across multiple signals. Treat as a vendor incident in progress.
- Resolved
Volume returned to baseline range and incident closed.
Routing
Send it to the people who can act on it
Alert rules deliver meaningful incidents and recoveries to the tools your team already runs, with signed and logged webhook delivery.
- Ten delivery channels, per rule
- Thresholds, cooldowns and quiet hours
- Grouping so one outage is not ten pages
Supported delivery channels
Your own surface
Monitor your own sites next to your vendors
Add your own URLs and PulseWatch checks them on the same schedule it watches third-party dependencies.
- Your sites and your vendors in one dashboard
- Certificate and domain expiry caught before customers notice
- War Room, forecasts and the REST API on paid plans
Checks run per site
Reachability
HTTP status and failure category per check
Latency
Response time recorded per check
TLS certificate
Grade and expiry assessment
Domain expiry
Registration expiry reminders
How it works
Three simple steps to monitor your vendor stack.
Start simple. Advanced tools like War Room, webhooks, and forecasts are there when your team needs them.
Step 1
Scan your stack
Paste your tools and PulseWatch finds the vendors your business depends on.
Step 2
Watch key services
Save important vendors so your dashboard focuses on what can affect your team.
Step 3
Get useful alerts
Receive alerts when meaningful outages or recoveries happen across your stack.
Why teams trust PulseWatch
Operational rigor, not a vanity dashboard.
PulseWatch exposes evidence limits directly and records what was evaluated instead of presenting missing coverage as certainty.
Explicit coverage state
Every service distinguishes operational evidence, unknown status, and insufficient monitoring instead of assuming an all-clear.
Three classes of preventable outage, caught
Free TLS grading (A–F), SSL expiry alerts, and domain registrar reminders ship on every plan — even Free.
Recorded incident history
Stored incidents include timestamps, confidence, review state, and available evidence for later investigation.
Reliable alert delivery
Signed webhook deliveries with automatic retries. Delivery status is logged and auditable.
Developer access on paid plans
REST API, signed webhooks, and clear per-key rate limits on Pro and Business.
Replay-gated sources
Automated sources cannot influence incidents until their historical replay meets the configured evidence threshold.
Pricing
Start free, then scale your outage workflow.
Scan your stack first, save the vendors that matter, then upgrade when you need more watchlists, alerts, seats, or API access.
Free
Free
Explore the platform
- 1 watchlist, up to 5 vendors
- Monitor 3 of your own sites
- 3 in-app & email alert rules
- 30 days of incident history
Pro
$49/mo
For individuals & small teams
- 5 watchlists, 30 vendors
- Monitor 5 of your own sites
- 25 alert rules across email, Slack & webhooks
- Webhooks & REST API access
Business
$149/mo
For operations & support teams
- 50 watchlists, 100 vendors
- Monitor 10 of your own sites
- 200 alert rules
- 10 team seats included
Need a different level of coverage? Talk to our team about Enterprise →