WebGazer

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Free website monitoring and downtime notifications.

Cost / License

Freemium (Subscription)
Proprietary

Application typeApplication types

Origin

United States

Platforms

Mac
Windows
Linux
Online

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Features

Website Monitoring
REST API
Uptime Monitoring
Cron Job Monitoring
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AI-driven monitoring platform providing incident management, real-time logs, uptime, traces, error tracking, infrastructure analytics, and real user monitoring.

WebGazer information

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Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.
Pricing
Subscription that costs up to $50 per month + free version with limited functionality.
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WebGazer was added to AlternativeTo by th0th on Aug 27, 2015 and this page was last updated Dec 13, 2018.

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iibarbari

★★★★★

May 2, 2022

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It solves my problem, better than others.

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What is WebGazer?

WebGazer is a website and cron monitoring service.

We check if your website and REST APIs are up, and notify you if anything goes wrong. You could also send periodic HTTP requests at the end of cron jobs or scheduled tasks to monitor.