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High-signal uptime & performance monitoring

High-signal uptime monitoring for teams that hate noisy alerts.

Latensy monitors uptime, latency, degradation, and incidents across your critical services, so your team can respond faster and report impact clearly.

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Free for 10 monitors. No credit card required.

Every client’s services in one filtered view, with a public status page per client and a weekly report.

  • 12 check types, from HTTP to cron heartbeats
  • Alerts to email, Slack, and webhooks
  • Public status pages, badges, and JSON API
  • Hosted in Germany (EU), billed by Stripe

The problem

More alerts do not mean more certainty.

Basic uptime tools can tell you when a check fails. Teams still need to know whether the issue is real, what it affects, how urgent it is, and who needs to know. Latensy turns service checks into a clear operating view for incident response and reporting.

Too little context

Ping tools report up or down. They cannot tell a transient blip from a confirmed outage, or a slow service from a healthy one. So every alert looks equally urgent, and teams stop trusting them.

Too much complexity

Observability suites can monitor everything. They are also expensive, implementation-heavy, and hard for clients and executives to read. Overkill for teams that need reliable uptime, latency, and incident visibility.

The focused middle

Latensy is simple enough to set up in minutes and structured enough for serious operations: confirmed incidents, degradation signals, service tags, alert routing, and reports stakeholders understand.

The product

Your Mission Control for service health.

See downtime, degraded time, active incidents, confirmed incidents, and at-risk services in one focused dashboard. Then drill into the parts of the product that make the signal trustworthy.

Services

Every critical check, organized.

Websites, APIs, cron jobs, feeds, certificates, and internal tools in one list, with status, type, tags, 30-day uptime, latency, last check, and a response-time trend. Filter by status or tag.

About Services

How it works

Monitor your first 10 critical services in under 10 minutes.

No agents to install and nothing to deploy. Add the services that would hurt if they failed, route alerts to where your team already works, and let the signal build.

Add your first service
  1. 1

    Add your services

    Websites, APIs, cron jobs, feeds, certificates, domains, ports, and internal tools. Tag each one by client, environment, owner, and criticality.

  2. 2

    Connect an alert channel

    Email, Slack, or a webhook. Send a test alert to confirm routing, then decide how many consecutive failures it takes before an incident is raised.

  3. 3

    Act on signal, not noise

    Mission Control shows what is down, degraded, at risk, and confirmed. Resolve incidents with context, then hand stakeholders a report instead of a log.

Use cases

Monitor the services your business depends on.

Websites

Track uptime, response times, redirects, and keyword presence for customer-facing pages.

APIs

Monitor REST and GraphQL endpoints, including authenticated ones, and catch slow or failed responses.

Cron jobs

Your scheduled job pings Latensy when it runs. Know the moment a backup, export, or sync stops showing up.

Feeds

Watch product, content, inventory, or integration feeds for availability and the content they should contain.

Certificates & domains

SSL certificate validity, DNS records, and domain expiration dates with a warning window, so a lapsed renewal is caught early.

Internal tools

Keep business-critical internal services, ports, WebSocket endpoints, and database hosts visible to the people who own them.

For agencies and multi-service teams

Built for teams managing more than one service.

Latensy helps agencies and technical teams organize services by client, team, revenue impact, environment, and service type. When something goes wrong, you can see the affected service, review context, and explain impact without digging through scattered tools.

  • Tag services by client, environment, owner, and criticality
  • Rank incidents by business impact: revenue, customer-facing, internal
  • A public status page per client, listing only their services
  • Reports you can send instead of building spreadsheets
Monitor client services
99.98% 30d

Northwind Retail

14 services · All operational

99.71% 30d

Contoso Health

9 services · 1 degraded

100% 30d

Fabrikam Logistics

22 services · All operational

99.95% 30d

Tailspin Media

6 services · All operational

Reporting

Reports that make incidents understandable.

Executives and clients do not need raw monitoring noise. They need to know what happened, what was affected, how long it lasted, and what the team did. Latensy makes service health easier to communicate with Executive Summary, Impact Report, scheduled report emails, and exportable data.

View reporting features

Pricing

Simple pricing for high-signal monitoring.

Start with your most critical services. Scale as your team adds monitors, alert channels, tags, and reporting.

Free

$0

10 monitors, 5-minute checks, email alerts, 1 status page.

Growth

$29/month

50 monitors, 1-minute priority checks, Slack and webhooks, Executive Summary.

Business

$99/month

200 monitors, 30-second priority checks, Impact Report, data export, 10 seats.

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Questions

Frequently asked

Which services can Latensy monitor?
Websites and HTTP(S) endpoints, keyword presence, SSL certificates, DNS records, TCP ports, ping, domain expiration, cron jobs via heartbeat, authenticated REST APIs, GraphQL, WebSocket endpoints, and database reachability.
How does Latensy reduce noisy alerts?
Incidents are confirmed by consecutive failures you configure per service, not a single failed request. Slow responses are tracked as degraded rather than down. Maintenance windows suppress alerts for planned work. Tags and criticality rank what deserves attention first.
We already use a basic uptime checker. Why switch?
Latensy is for teams that have the checks but still lack confidence. It adds degradation and latency visibility, incident confirmation, service tags, alert routing to email, Slack, and webhooks, and reports you can hand to clients or leadership.
Does Latensy replace Datadog, New Relic, or Grafana?
No. Deep observability is for debugging. Latensy is the focused service-health layer: what is down, what is degraded, what is at risk, and what to tell stakeholders. Many teams run it alongside their observability stack.
Where is my data hosted?
Latensy runs on infrastructure in Germany (EU). Checks are performed from there, and your monitoring data stays there. Payments are processed by Stripe.

Start with the services that would hurt if they failed.

Add up to 10 monitors on the Free plan, connect an alert channel, and see your first service-health signals today. No credit card required.

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