Choose what to watch, enter the website, host name or IP and your e-mail address. After you confirm the link we send you, srvScripts checks it on a schedule and e-mails you only when something changes, with a one-click link to stop the alerts at any time.
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What each monitor does
Website uptime: an HTTP(S) request every hour; a failure is re-checked after five seconds before we alert, and you get a second e-mail when the site is back. SSL expiry: a daily TLS handshake that warns at 14, 7 and 3 days before expiry, when the certificate expires and when the chain or host name stops being trusted. Blacklist: every 12 hours we check the IP address or domain against the same IP and domain blacklists as our bulk blacklist tool and alert when a listing appears or clears.
The free service is designed for small teams and single servers and checks from one location. For one-minute checks, many locations or SMS alerts use a dedicated monitoring platform; for internal hosts use Uptime Kuma or Zabbix on your own network.
Privacy
We store your e-mail address, the target and the last check result only to run the monitor. Unconfirmed sign-ups are deleted after three days and the stop link deletes the monitor and its data immediately. Addresses are never shared or used for marketing.
Uptime SSL blacklist monitor at a glance
Official documentation: Let’s Encrypt documentation, cPanel & WHM documentation, AlmaLinux wiki.
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Frequently asked questions
Is it really free?
Yes, up to five monitors per e-mail address with no account.
Why didn’t I get the confirmation e-mail?
Check your spam folder, and add our sender address to your allow list so alerts are not filtered.
Can I monitor a mail server’s certificate?
Yes. Choose SSL certificate expiry and enter the host with a port, such as mail.example.com:993 or mail.example.com:465.