Uptydupty API

By manowar online

Uptime checks every 60 seconds.
Your status page. Your brand.

Uptydupty is an API-only monitor for URLs. No dashboard to white-label, no competitor logo on the page your users see. Register a site, read JSON reports, draw whatever UI you want. Cheap, 60-second interval on every plan, built by developers for developers.

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Uptydupty API logo, a green uptime pulse

Five reasons this exists

The hosted monitors are fine if you want their UI. If you want the data inside your app, they get in the way.

Cheap

$0 to $29.99

BASIC is free. PRO undercuts UptimeRobot’s paid entry. MEGA is 200 sites for agencies without a SolarWinds invoice.

For developers

JSON in, JSON out

Four endpoints. OpenAPI. Marketplace headers. No click-ops console you have to reverse-engineer.

Simple

Register. Report. Delete.

POST a URL, GET a 30-day or 24-hour report, DELETE when you are done. GDPR: last owner gone means the data is gone.

Your brand

Zero third-party chrome

We never host your status page. You plot the series. Your customers never see UptimeRobot, Pingdom, or us.

60 seconds

Every plan

Typical free tiers check every 5 minutes. We check every minute on BASIC too. Same interval as MEGA.

What you actually get back

Not a blob of “up” / “down”. Failures are classified, gaps are visible, and a one-minute blip is not the same as an outage.

Classified

dns_error, http_5xx, tls_error…

A WAF that hates HEAD is not the same as a dead origin. Reasons land on list items and report summaries.

Honest uptime

ok / checks, not calendar padding

Missing samples do not count as downtime. coverage_percent shows the holes. Empty graphs sit at 100%, not a fake 0%.

Incidents

Short vs real

One failed check is a short-incident. Two in a row promote to an incident. include=incidents returns both lists.

Against the usual suspects

Same job as UptimeRobot, Uptime.com, Uptime Kuma, StatusCake, Pingdom, and Tianji. Different contract: we sell the probe, not a website.

Uptydupty UptimeRobot Uptime.com Uptime Kuma StatusCake Pingdom Tianji
Check interval (free / entry) 60s on every plan 5 min on free Paid; 1 min on higher plans You choose; you host 5 min on free (typical) Paid; 1 min on plans You choose; you host
API-only, no UI Yes Dashboard first Dashboard first You run the UI Dashboard first Dashboard first You run the UI
Their brand on your status page None. You render JSON. Hosted pages, their chrome Hosted pages, their chrome Your install, their app Hosted pages Hosted pages Your install
You operate the monitor No. We do. They do They do Your VPS, Docker, backups They do They do Your VPS
Entry paid price (ballpark) $4.99 / 5 sites ~$7+ for faster checks Higher SaaS mid-tier Infra + your time SaaS mid SolarWinds-priced Infra + your time
Where you subscribe API marketplace Their site Their site GitHub / self-host Their site Their site GitHub / self-host

Self-host (Kuma, Tianji) wins if you want the box in your VPC and you like operating it. SaaS dashboards win if your team lives in their UI. Uptydupty wins if the status page is your product.

Plans

Site count is the gate. Every tier is checked every 60 seconds. Monthly request caps are enforced by the marketplace, not by us.

BASIC $0 / mo
  • 1 website
  • 1,000 requests
  • 60s checks
  • Our JSON, your UI
PRO $4.99 / mo
  • 5 websites
  • 10,000 requests
  • 60s checks
  • Under typical UptimeRobot paid entry
ULTRA $14.99 / mo
  • 50 websites
  • 100,000 requests
  • 60s checks
  • Serious side projects and shops
MEGA $29.99 / mo
  • 200 websites
  • 500,000 requests
  • 60s checks
  • Agencies without enterprise SaaS

Four calls to a working monitor

POST /v1/websites

Send {"url":"https://api.example.com/health"}. You get a ULID. Re-POSTing the same URL you already own is 200, not a duplicate. Redirects are not followed: register the final URL if you need the destination tracked.

GET /v1/websites

What websites are being tracked? Status, last check, last_failure_reason. Stays available if you downgrade and go over the site cap, so you can recover ULIDs and DELETE.

GET /v1/websites/{ulid}/reports

Default: 30-day daily series. period=24h for hourly. include=incidents for outages and short blips. Uptime is of checks that ran; coverage shows gaps.

DELETE /v1/websites/{ulid}

Drops your association. If you were the last owner, the website and its checks are erased in one transaction. Nobody else’s monitor of the same URL is touched.

We provide the JSON, you build your UI however you like, for example...

POST /v1/websites


        

        

          
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Your status page · api.example.com/health · no vendor logo

          

            
30d uptime99.87%

            
30d coverage98.5%

            
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30 daysavg 184 ms

        

      

    


    

      
Get Uptydupty API

      
Subscribe on RapidAPI or {API}Market. Same plans, same 60-second checks. Instant keys, usage billing, OpenAPI on day one.

      

        
          
        
        
          
        
      

    


    

      
Last owner deletes the history

      
When the last associated user DELETEs a URL, the website row and its minute buckets, daily stats, and incidents go with it in one commit. We do not keep a ghost monitor. We do not sell check data. Identify through RapidAPI or {API}Market; we never ask your end users for an account on our site.

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