Monitor 50+ Client Sites From a Single Dashboard

Multi-Account Management

One Login, Every Client

Organize monitors into client workspaces. Switch between Acme Corp, Brightline Health, and Northstar Logistics without logging out. Role-based access lets your team members see only the accounts they're assigned to.

Automated Reporting

Reports Delivered Before Clients Ask

Schedule weekly or monthly uptime reports that auto-email to your clients. Each report includes availability percentage, response time charts, incident timelines, and MTTR — all generated without manual effort. Supports PDF and HTML formats.

White-Label Branding

Your Brand, Their Uptime

Replace UptimeGuard branding with your agency logo, colors, and domain on every client report and status page. Clients see your name, not ours. Available on Professional and Enterprise plans.

SLA Tracking

Prove You Met the 99.9%

Define SLA targets per client or per monitor. UptimeGuard tracks compliance in real time and flags breaches before they become contractual issues. Export SLA certificates with one click for audit trails.

Team Permissions

Granular Access Control

Assign roles — Admin, Manager, Viewer — at the workspace or monitor level. Your account manager can create reports but not delete monitors. Your junior engineer gets view-only access. No shared passwords.

API & Webhooks

Integrate Into Your Stack

Push alerts to Slack, PagerDuty, or your internal ticketing system via webhooks. Use the REST API to programmatically create monitors when you onboard a new client through your CRM. Full API documentation provided.

1. Create a Client Workspace

Add a new workspace for each client. Set the monitoring frequency — every 30 seconds for mission-critical e-commerce, every 5 minutes for marketing sites. Assign team members with specific permissions.

2. Add Monitors in Bulk

Paste a list of URLs or upload a CSV to create HTTP, SSL, DNS, and TCP monitors simultaneously. UptimeGuard checks from 12 global locations: New York, London, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Singapore, Sydney, São Paulo, Mumbai, Toronto, Amsterdam, Seoul, and Cape Town.

3. Configure Alerts & Escalations

Set up escalation chains: first alert to your on-call engineer via Slack, second to the client's CTO via SMS if the site stays down past 10 minutes. Customize notification windows so you're not paged at 3 AM for non-critical clients.

4. Deliver Branded Reports

At month-end, UptimeGuard compiles all uptime data into a branded PDF report with your logo. One click sends it to the client's inbox. You can also publish a public status page under your domain for transparency.

Starter

$79/month — Up to 10 client workspaces, 200 monitors, automated PDF reports, 5 team members, email alerts. Ideal for boutique agencies getting started with proactive monitoring.

Professional

$199/month — Up to 50 client workspaces, unlimited monitors, white-label reports and status pages, 20 team members, Slack/PagerDuty/webhook integrations, SLA tracking, API access. The plan most agencies choose.

Enterprise

Custom pricing — Unlimited workspaces and monitors, dedicated account manager, custom monitoring intervals (as low as 15 seconds), SSO/SAML, audit logs, dedicated support line, and SLA-backed uptime of 99.99%.