PushMon

What PushMon is

PushMon is a web service for monitoring URLs and servers and sending alerts when attention is needed. It checks at one-minute intervals and lists a limit of 10 monitors. Alert channels include email, phone calls, SMS, webhooks, Twitter, PagerDuty, IFTTT, Slack, and URL. Server monitoring is supported, but SSL expiry alerts and keyword monitoring are not. PushMon has a free plan and three paid tiers. Free costs nothing and includes 3 URLs and 4 credits, with no commitment or annual fees. Professional costs $14.95 a month when paid annually and includes 10 URLs and 30 credits. Business costs $24.95 a month when paid annually for 30 URLs and 90 credits. Corporate costs $99.95 a month when paid annually for 100 URLs and 300 credits. The service runs on the web. Its paid tiers provide higher URL and credit allowances, while the listed monitor limit and check interval describe its monitoring capacity.

Who it suits

PushMon may suit people or teams who monitor URLs or servers and want alerts delivered through listed channels. It is available through the web.

Limits

The Free plan provides 3 URLs and 4 credits with no commitment or annual fees. Professional starts at 10 URLs and 30 credits, while higher plans increase those allowances.

Getting started

1. Open the PushMon website
2. Choose the Free, Professional, Business, or Corporate plan
3. Use the web service to configure URL or server monitoring
4. Select available alert channels for notifications

Verdict

PushMon combines URL and server monitoring with a broad selection of alert channels. Check the monitor cap and missing SSL expiry and keyword alerts against your requirements.