Ping and TCP port monitoring for servers, databases, email, and remote access—with latency charts, uptime history, and clear error insights.
Setup takes 30 seconds. No credit card required.
Uptime checks alone aren't enough. Sometimes your app is fine, but the network or port isn't reachable. Catch these silent failures before they become disasters.
A misconfigured firewall can block access without warning. Your service is up, but nobody can reach it.
Your database might be running, but if port 5432 or 3306 isn't responding, your app is broken.
Slow routing, overloaded switches, or VPN issues add latency that degrades user experience over time.
Redis, SSH, SMTP—these can all crash silently. Port monitoring catches it before your users do.
Monitor your infrastructure from the network's point of view—without the complexity.
Check if hosts are reachable and measure network latency over time. Perfect for servers and infrastructure.
Verify specific ports are open and responsive. Monitor databases, mail servers, SSH, Redis, and more.
See latency and connection time trends at a glance with mini charts on each monitor card.
Visual calendar showing daily uptime percentages. Prove reliability and spot patterns over time.
Group all ping and TCP port monitors under a unified dashboard. Switch between views, filter by type, and spot issues instantly.
Switch between All, Ping, and TCP Ports tabs to focus on what matters.
See latency or connection time trends over 24 hours directly on each card.
Current value, average, max, and uptime percentage—all visible without clicking.
Understand your network health in seconds without digging through tables.
Every ping monitor shows you exactly how fast (or slow) your network is performing. Spot instability, degradation, and routing issues before they impact users.
Visualize latency over time. See spikes, patterns, and trends instantly.
Visual calendar showing daily uptime. Hover to see detailed stats per day.
See percentiles in plain English: "Most pings under 30ms, worst-case 89ms this week."
Browse every ping with timestamp, RTT, status, and TTL. Perfect for debugging.
TCP port monitoring goes deeper than ping. It verifies that specific services—databases, email, SSH—are actually accepting connections.
Track how long it takes to establish a TCP connection over time.
Shows host, IP address, port number, and protocol type at a glance.
Monitor databases (5432, 3306), mail (25, 465, 587), SSH (22), Redis (6379), and more.
Connection refused, timeout, or host unreachable—know exactly what went wrong.
No complex configuration. Just fill in a few fields and start monitoring your network immediately.
Perfect for servers, VPN endpoints, routers, and any host you want to keep an eye on.
Quick port selection for common services, or specify any custom port your services use.
Built for teams managing multiple servers and services
Handy reference grouping ports by category—web, email, database, remote access. Makes setup faster for non-network-experts.
Add multiple hosts at once or import CSV files. Ideal for agencies, MSPs, and teams managing many servers.
No cryptic codes. Get clear explanations that help you fix problems fast.
Whether you're running databases, managing client servers, or monitoring home labs
Monitor database ports, cache servers, message queues, and internal services that power your application.
Monitor client infrastructure across email servers, databases, and remote access. Catch issues before clients call you.
Monitor your VPS, VPN connections, and home lab setups. Keep side projects healthy without complex tools.
Everything you need to know about ping and TCP port monitoring
Ping and port checks that catch connectivity issues before your users do.