Are My Sites Up monitors websites for uptime, downtime and status, then notifies customers when a site goes down or returns. It loads each monitored site and treats HTTP responses in the 200s or 300s as up; other responses trigger down-site handling. Depending on the plan, checks run from once per minute to once every 15 minutes. Keyword checks watch pages for selected words and can provide returned error codes when possible. Alerts include unlimited email, US SMS and voice calls priced at 2¢ per call. Webhooks send an HTTP POST to an address you choose when a site changes state. RSS feeds show current status and recent outage or recovery summaries. iPhone and Android apps provide push notifications; the iPhone app can view, add, edit and delete sites, while Android can view and add them. Premium Standard costs 35.00 USD per year ($2.92/mo) for 25 sites. Turbo plans start at 8.00 USD per month and include 15-day trials.
Who it is for
It suits site owners who need recurring uptime checks, outage alerts and optional keyword or status monitoring. Mobile users can manage sites through the listed iPhone and Android apps.
What is good
- Checks can run every minute
- Unlimited email notifications
- Keyword and error-code checks
- Webhooks and RSS status feeds
- iPhone and Android push apps
What to know first
- No free plan
- Voice calls cost 2¢ each
- Password-protected sites may appear down
- Security terms mention possible unencrypted transfers
Verdict
Are My Sites Up offers straightforward website monitoring with frequent checks, multiple alert channels and mobile access. Plan limits, paid HTTPS and the service’s stated security terms are important when choosing an option.
Are My Sites Up plans and pricing
All plansCompared on website monitoring software
- Free plan
- No
- Paid from
- $2.92/mo
- Latency monitoring
- Yes
- Page health checks
- Yes




