WordPress monitoring that catches the white screen.

A plugin update, a full disk or a database error can take a WordPress site down while the server still answers 200. UptimePush checks the page content, not only the status.

What to monitor on a WordPress site

The homepage with a keyword that must appear, wp-login.php for the admin, the REST API endpoint, WooCommerce checkout, and the SSL certificate. Add a heartbeat monitor for WP-Cron if you moved it to a real cron job.

  • Keyword check for "Error establishing a database connection"
  • Response-time threshold for slow themes and plugins
  • SSL and domain expiry warnings
  • No plugin to install

Nothing to install

UptimePush runs outside your site, so it keeps working when WordPress itself is broken.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a plugin?+

No. Monitoring runs from our servers; nothing changes on your site.

Monitor your WordPress site

Free for 10 sites, hosted in the EU.

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