Uptime monitoring
Can customers reach you?
Check HTTP, TCP and ping (ICMP) availability. A failed HTTP uptime check is re-tested from a second region before an incident is raised.
Explore featureA page can load while a scheduled job stalls, a link breaks or a certificate nears expiry. See the gaps a simple uptime check can miss.
Monitoring, alerts and customer updates.
One place to bring the signals together.
Follow the customer problem to the checks and tools that help you handle it.
Plan inclusions and intervals vary. Compare the plans
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A homepage loading does not tell you whether the API, background jobs or server are healthy. Watch the parts your customers rely on.
Can customers reach you?
Check HTTP, TCP and ping (ICMP) availability. A failed HTTP uptime check is re-tested from a second region before an incident is raised.
Explore featureIs the application healthy behind the page?
Poll your application’s health endpoint to see the component checks it reports. Supports the Oh Dear health-check format.
Explore featureDid the scheduled job actually run?
Track heartbeats from backups, tasks and scheduled jobs. Spot a missing check-in when its grace window has passed.
Explore featureIs the server running out of room?
Bring CPU, memory and disk usage into view with an agent. See resource pressure alongside the services that depend on it. Included from Hobby.
Explore featureCertificates, domains and configuration need attention before they become a browser warning, a delivery problem or a lost connection.
Will visitors see a certificate warning?
Watch certificate expiry, hostname coverage and the served chain. Get a warning at the threshold you choose, with time left to renew.
Explore featureIs your web address about to expire?
Track domain registration expiry and approaching renewals. Keep an administrative deadline from becoming a customer problem.
Explore featureDid a record change where traffic goes?
Monitor DNS records and propagation across resolvers. See the changes that can affect website access and email delivery.
Explore featureAre your browser protections configured?
Review CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options and Permissions-Policy. Identify header configuration gaps that need attention.
Explore featureIs an HTTPS page loading insecure assets?
Find HTTP resources on HTTPS pages. Locate the mixed content that can trigger warnings or leave parts of a page blocked.
Explore featureCould reputation be getting in the way?
Check the IP addresses behind your domain against email reputation blacklists. See listings that need investigation when delivery becomes a concern.
Explore featureSlow pages, broken links and missing content can interrupt a customer even when the server says everything is fine.
Where does the customer journey stop?
Crawl your site, starting from the sitemap, and check the links between its pages. Find the dead ends visitors should not have to report. Included from Starter.
Explore featureDid the last release lower page quality?
Run Chromium-based audits for performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO. Review regressions and what needs fixing. Included from Starter.
Explore featureHow does the page feel to real visitors?
Review LCP, INP and CLS from Chrome field data (CrUX), where available. Keep loading, responsiveness and visual stability in view. Included from Starter.
Explore featureIs the route to the page getting tangled?
Follow redirect hops and identify loops, HTTPS downgrades and unnecessary steps between a visitor and their destination.
Explore featureThe page loads. Is it the right page?
Check expected body text, headers and the final URL. Catch a response that succeeds technically but misses what should be there.
Explore featureReview the signals that help crawlers reach and understand your pages. Turn hidden configuration gaps into clear follow-up work.
Are your pages ready for AI discovery?
Review AI-readiness signals and follow-up actions for your pages. Use the findings to guide how your content can be understood. Included from Starter.
Explore featureAre you blocking the crawlers you need?
Validate robots.txt and review crawler access, including AI crawlers. Make blocking decisions visible and intentional.
Explore featureDoes your sitemap point to working pages?
Validate the sitemap and spot-check its URLs. Find errors in the map you give search engines before they go unnoticed.
Explore featureGet the right people involved and give customers a place to follow the situation while your team works on the fix.
Will the right signal reach the right place?
Send alerts to the channels your team already uses: email, Slack, Discord and webhooks, plus Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty and Telegram from Starter.
Explore featureWhere should customers look for an update?
Give people a branded public place to follow service status and incidents. Custom status-page domains from Starter.
Explore featureWho takes the next step?
Use schedules, rotations and escalation policies to organise the response. Included from Starter; team size depends on the plan.
Explore featureThe check is one part of the job. Connect the finding to a person who can act and an update customers can understand.
Watch availability, content, jobs and configuration so the investigation starts with a clearer picture.
Explore monitoringSecond-region verification helps reduce single-location uptime alerts. Channels and escalation policies help organise the next step.
Explore response toolsUse service status and incident updates to give people one place to follow what is happening.
Explore status pagesCheck frequency, audit schedules and notification behaviour depend on the check and plan. A scheduled interval does not guarantee detection or delivery time.
A connected view of the business you keep running.Use the REST API and webhooks to bring monitoring into your existing tools. Review the available endpoints and the API access on each plan.
Read the API documentationExplore branded status pages or the full reseller offering when your portal, domain and customer experience are part of the service you sell.
Explore the reseller programHoppla is hosted in the EU, with monitoring locations in Germany and Finland. Review the current security and data-processing information.
Read about securitySee how the same capabilities fit your responsibility, from a first product to a team on call or a portfolio of client sites.
Bring the essential signals around your product into view.
Explore for founders FOR PRODUCT TEAMSPage the person on call, escalate when nobody answers and keep customers informed.
Explore for teams FOR AGENCIESStay ahead of client questions and show the value of ongoing work.
Explore for agencies FOR HOSTERS & RESELLERSMake monitoring part of the experience you sell under your name.
Explore for resellersNo. The planned Free plan lists 14 core check types; the other plans add capabilities and raise the limits. Use the pricing page to compare inclusions, monitoring capacity, data history, channels and team tools.
Intervals and audit schedules depend on the check and plan. The shortest scheduled interval is 60 seconds on Free and Hobby and 30 seconds on Starter and Pro. An interval is not a promise that every audit runs that often or that an alert arrives within that time.
Second-region verification helps reduce alerts caused by a problem at a single location. It is not a guarantee of zero false alerts, and it applies to failed uptime checks, not to every audit.
No. Header analysis and audits identify specific signals and areas to investigate. They do not establish complete security, accessibility compliance, search placement or inclusion in AI answers.
The planned Free plan covers five monitors and has no expiry date. Hoppla is currently in early access: join the early-access list. Joining the list does not promise immediate account access.
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Feature overview · Inventory reviewed 23 September 2026.