Breezy Uptime Monitor Your site is down. Trace the issue.
Breezy Uptime Monitor emails you when a website goes down, with the error type and start time, and keeps its response times and incident history ready, so you start troubleshooting with facts, not guesses.
What is Breezy Uptime Monitor?
Part of the Breezy Plugins family, it keeps watch over your websites around the clock, tracking uptime, response times and incidents in one place. When something goes wrong, you get the context you need upfront, helping reduce the time spent investigating what happened.
The slow part of an outage isn’t the fix. It’s the start: when did it begin, was it slow before, has this happened before? Breezy has those answers waiting.
- Always on Checked every 5 minutes by default, day and night, whether anyone is looking or not.
- Context on arrival When it started, how the site was responding, and past incidents.
- Alert with detail An email once a failure is confirmed, with the site, start time and error type.
Less checking. Faster troubleshooting.
Fivesitesmeansfivetabs,andtheoutageyoumissisalwaystheoneyoudidn’tcheck.
What you have when a site goes down.
Built for whoever gets the call.
Whether you maintain one production site or dozens of client websites, Breezy handles the repetitive watching and keeps the history ready for when something needs you.
Developers
Skip building your own monitoring. Know when a site you shipped stops responding, with its history alongside.
Webmasters
Spot a slowdown before it becomes another “is the site down?” message.
Agencies
Answer “when did it go down?” from the record, not from memory.
Questions, answered.
Breezy monitors the availability and response time of every URL you add. It also keeps uptime and incident history so you can review what happened over time.
Yes. Add multiple domains or individual URLs and monitor them together from one dashboard.
Response time shows how long a monitored URL takes to respond. Tracking it over time helps you identify unusual slowdowns and changes in performance.
Yes. Breezy keeps an incident history listing each outage with when it started, how long it lasted, what triggered it and whether it’s resolved, so you’re not relying on memory or manual notes.
Yes. Once a failure is confirmed (three failed checks in a row, with a check every 5 minutes by default), Breezy emails you the site name, when the incident started and the error type, so you can start investigating quickly.
Breezy records the reason for every failed check, such as a timeout, an HTTP error code like 500 or 503, a missing keyword on the page, or a connection error such as a domain that can’t be found, a refused connection or a TLS failure. Together with when it started and how the site was responding beforehand, that gives you a clear place to begin.
You can review monitoring data across 7, 30, 60 and 90-day periods.
Next time, trace it sooner.
Uptime, response times and incident history for the sites you monitor, with an email once an outage is confirmed.
Breezy Uptime Monitor is currently available as part of WhooshPro Client Support Portal.