Real-Time Uptime Monitoring
Know before your visitors do.
Manually checking whether a website is online works for one or two sites—but not for dozens. By the time someone notices downtime, you’ve already lost visitors, leads, or a client call.
Kikloper checks every site automatically at your plan's interval, Website becomes unavailable
Continuous uptime monitoring for every website you manage.
Each site is checked automatically at your plan's interval. The moment status changes — down or recovered — it's reflected on your dashboard and sent as an alert.
- check_circle Plan-based check interval
- check_circle Response time tracking
- check_circle Down / Recovery detection
- check_circle Full incident history
Monitoring Chart Legend
Learn how to interpret uptime status, response times, and monitoring events.
The website responded successfully with an HTTP 200 OK status.
The website timed out or returned a critical HTTP error (500, 502, 503, 404).
Monitoring is in progress, paused, or the status could not be determined.
Bar height represents the website’s response time in milliseconds (ms).
- Higher bars = Slower response
- Lower bars = Faster response
How it works
Add your site
Paste a URL — Kikloper starts checking immediately.
We continuously monitor uptime
Every 15–60 minutes depending on your plan.
You get notified
Email and push alerts the moment status changes.
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Learn More arrow_forwardFrequently Asked Questions
What HTTP status codes does Kikloper monitor? expand_more
Kikloper detects server errors (500, 502, 503, 504), client errors (404, 403), connection timeouts, and DNS resolution failures.
How does Kikloper eliminate false downtime alarms? expand_more
Kikloper verifies non-200 HTTP response codes before triggering an official incident alert, preventing false alarms caused by temporary network glitches.
Will monitoring requests slow down my website server? expand_more
No, Kikloper uses ultra-lightweight HTTP HEAD/GET probes that consume negligible server resources and zero bandwidth.