What I like best about Uptime.com is its transactional monitoring capability using a simulated user experience. It allows us to monitor critical business workflows, such as user logins, multi-step transactions, and application processes, from an end-user perspective rather than just checking if a website is online.

The simulator accurately replicates real user interactions and helps identify issues that traditional uptime checks might miss, such as broken login flows, application errors, slow page loads, or failed transactions. The setup process is straightforward, and the reporting provides clear visibility into where a transaction fails and how long each step takes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There isn't much to dislike about Uptime.com. The platform has been reliable and provides comprehensive monitoring capabilities, particularly with transactional monitoring and simulated user testing. If anything, some advanced features can take a little time to fully explore and optimize, but the documentation and support resources make the learning process manageable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The interface feels polished, and the web app is responsive. There are many locations available for a reasonable price. Once you understand the key concepts behind Contacts and Integrations, everything becomes straightforward. Overall, it’s a solid product, and I like using it.

The status pages also look very modern and have a nice style, which is a real plus. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some of the pricing plans feel questionable. For example, having to pay extra just to use the API is kind of odd.

Recently, we also had a false-positive alert triggered during maintenance.

It would be great if Uptime.com allowed setting a personalized HTTP User-Agent. Right now we’re working around this by using a custom secret in the headers, but that only works for HTTP monitors.

And honestly, I find it frustrating that there isn’t a public API endpoint to retrieve an always-up-to-date list of probe IPs. Instead, I have to manually download the list, go into Cloudflare, update my allowlist, and then repeat the whole process again. That’s really not convenient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Uptime.com is that it brings together basic uptime monitoring, advanced synthetic and API monitoring, alerting, reporting, status pages, and real user monitoring in one platform, rather than making me rely on multiple separate tools. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If I were evaluating Uptime.com critically, the main drawbacks I’d highlight are these.

Advanced features can be complicated to set up. Basic uptime checks are easy enough, but many users report a real learning curve with transaction monitoring, alert escalation rules, and other higher-level capabilities. Some reviewers also say the newer interface versions feel less intuitive than earlier ones.

False alerts still happen. Several users mention occasional false positives or an excessive number of notifications, which can lead to alert fatigue—especially for teams that depend heavily on SMS or after-hours paging.

Pricing can get expensive as your monitoring needs expand. Reviews often point out that costs rise as you add more checks, SMS notifications, workflow monitoring, or premium features, and this tends to be felt most by startups and smaller teams.

Some functionality seems locked behind higher-tier plans. Users have complained about limits around monitoring frequency and SMS credits, along with add-on charges for things like status pages, which can make lower-tier plans feel restrictive.

Finally, traditional uptime monitoring has built-in blind spots. That isn’t unique to Uptime.com, but it’s a limitation of the category: a service can report “up” based on HTTP 200 responses while real users are dealing with broken logins, failed checkouts, JavaScript issues, or major performance degradation. That’s why many teams pair uptime monitoring with synthetic transaction testing and real-user monitoring. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Easy to set-up and use. Works great for Lyfeguard and provides an early warning alert if anything goes down. Status page is an excellent addition too. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The insights and analytics could be better, but thats being picky Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love the great design of the web-based service, which is very easy to use, making it simple to see the current status of our services and historical data. The main feature I value is the network checks, which inform us when a service goes down and when it's back up again, crucial for providing reliable, 24-hour availability to our customers. The setup was also very easy, which I really appreciated. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I do not like the tool for testing user logins on some of our public websites. The tool is not as efficient as the network check portion, and it takes significantly more time to set up user login tests. It is much more time-consuming and confusing to properly set up a user login test. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We’ve had a really positive experience with Uptime.com. The platform is easy to use, reliable, and the integrations make it straightforward to fit into our existing monitoring and alerting processes.

The onboarding was smooth and the team was very helpful in getting us up and running. Support has also been a big positive for us — whenever we’ve had questions or needed help, the responses have been quick, knowledgeable, and useful.

Overall, it’s been a dependable service that works well for us, and I’d be happy to recommend it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There isn’t anything major that we dislike about Uptime.com. If I had to highlight an area for improvement, some of the options and more advanced features can take a little time to get familiar with, particularly when setting things up for more complex monitoring requirements. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Uptime has been a really positive addition to our workflow. The platform is intuitive and easy to navigate, so it didn’t take long to get up and running, and the overall user experience is excellent.

What I value most is the visibility and confidence it gives us. It makes it much easier to stay on top of performance and identify potential issues quickly, without having to spend unnecessary time digging through data. The integrations also fit well into our existing workflow, which means Uptime feels like part of our day-to-day processes rather than another tool we have to manage.

Performance has been reliable, and the platform delivers a lot of value for the time and effort it saves us. I’ve also been impressed with the support and onboarding experience — whenever we’ve needed assistance, the team has been responsive and helpful.

Overall, Uptime does a great job of taking something that could be complex and making it straightforward and actionable. It’s become a tool we can rely on, and I’d happily recommend it to other teams looking for better visibility and a more efficient way of managing uptime and performance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing significant comes to mind at the moment. Uptime does what we need it to do, it’s easy to use, and we’ve had a really positive experience with both the platform and the team behind it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Uptime.com very reliable and easy to use. It does exactly what they say it will do, and the GUI is simple and easy to understand on first use. I also appreciate the feature that lets me configure a user login to ensure that sites aren't just up and running but can also receive and process login requests. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I honestly cannot think of anything that I dislike about Uptime. It does everything that I need it to do in order to assist me with my daily responsibilities. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that Uptime.com is web-based and designed in a very user-friendly way. The dashboards make it easy to see how reliable the services have been over time, and it's very simple to set up a basic network check for our public servers and services. It only takes a few minutes to set up a new network check, and the dashboard shows immediately if I have any issues with my services. The initial setup was extremely easy, which I appreciate. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The method to set up a user login check on Uptime.com could definitely be better. The tool isn't user-friendly; it takes much more time to set up and configure, and it doesn't seem to work reliably. Plus, there are just too many steps involved, and the options are confusing, not well labeled, or documented. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like the flexibility of Uptime.com, especially how it allows control over the look and feel of the status page. I appreciate the diversity of the types of checks we can add. Uptime.com consistently adds new features, which is impressive. The monitoring checks, status pages, and alerts are all features I value highly. I also find the flexibility of the status page beneficial, and there have been no types of checks we wanted that Uptime.com hasn't been able to accommodate. Additionally, the product provides a way for our customers to subscribe to updates, which I find useful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We ran into a few issues where we wanted more control over the incident management features. There are a few elements of the UI for configuring checks that were not intuitive, but we were able to figure those features out. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.