WordPress Uptime Monitor
Every site checked every 30 minutes, with alerts only when an outage is confirmed.
Birtikta checks every connected WordPress site every 30 minutes and records whether it is up, slow or down, how long it took to answer and which status code it returned. See the uptime rate and average response time of all your sites on one screen, and get an alert by email, Slack, WhatsApp or push when an outage is confirmed.
Fewer false alarms
A single failed request does not count as an outage. Birtikta retries up to three times, then asks the Birtikta plugin on the site whether WordPress is answering. An alert goes out only after two checks in a row have found the site down, once at the start of the outage.
Up, degraded or down
Each check requests the site's homepage and sorts the answer into one of three states. A site that is protected by a firewall or rate limit still counts as up, because the server is answering.
WordPress uptime monitoring for all your sites
Downtime alerts
Choose email, Slack, WhatsApp or mobile push once and every site is covered.
Alarm systemSSL expiry warning
Birtikta reads each certificate from the site itself and warns you when it expires within seven days, in the panel and through the SSL alarm.
Speed over time
Average response time next to uptime helps you spot a site that is getting slower before it goes down.
Performance trackingAsk Biri
Ask "Is my site up?" and the AI assistant runs an uptime check for you.
WordPress AI assistantGood to know
Checks run from Birtikta's own server and request each site's homepage, so they tell you whether the site is reachable, not whether every page works. The uptime rate on the list is calculated from the last 30 checks. Uptime monitoring is part of Birtikta's plans with an active subscription.
Frequently Asked Questions
Every connected site with uptime monitoring on is checked every 30 minutes. You can also run Check Now for one site or Check All for every site at any time.
It requests the site's homepage and records the status code and response time. The result is Up, Degraded when the site is slow (over 5 seconds) or returns a client error, or Down when it returns a server error or does not answer within 15 seconds.
A failed request is retried up to three times, and the Birtikta plugin on the site is asked whether WordPress is answering. The alert is sent only after two consecutive checks find the site down.
Through the Downtime Notification alarm, by email, Slack, WhatsApp or mobile push, whichever channels you have chosen on the Alarms page.
Yes. Each site shows its uptime rate and average response time from the last 30 checks, a bar for each of those checks, and a history of the last 100 checks.
Yes. Birtikta reads the certificate directly from the site and warns you when it expires within seven days or has already expired, in the panel and, if the SSL alarm is on, by email, Slack, WhatsApp or push.