A monitoring API built for agencies. No more manual work.
Wire Uptimeify into the stack your agency already runs. Provision clients through the REST API, route incidents through webhooks into your own tools, and turn monitoring into an operational layer instead of a data-entry screen.
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across the EU
Build without limits.
Anything you can do in the dashboard, you can do through the API. The RESTful architecture lets you create monitors programmatically, manage sub-accounts and pull uptime data straight into your own tools or client portals, without ever touching a form by hand.
- Programmatic management, so you roll out monitors and config automatically instead of clicking through them client by client.
- Real-time data access, so you pull uptime numbers and incident history into your own dashboards and reports.
- Scoped API keys, so every integration sees only what it should, and no client ever reaches the account next door.
Create and configure monitors programmatically.
Pull real-time stats and incident histories.
Onboarding with zero manual cleanup.
For agencies running hundreds of clients, setup by hand isn't an option. Hook Uptimeify into your provisioning script: spin up a new client site, and monitoring, alert rules and white-label reports are live before the site itself goes live.
- Provisioning hooks, so you fire Uptimeify from WHMCS, a CRM or your own deployment script.
- Bulk configuration, so you push settings across multiple sub-accounts in a single run instead of patching each one.
- Isolated client spaces, so every new tenant starts cleanly separated, straight from your single source of truth.
Connect to WHMCS, CRM or deployment scripts.
Apply settings across subaccounts in one run.
Monitoring active before the new site goes live.
Trigger actions, not just emails.
Monitoring only earns its keep when an incident moves cleanly through your delivery process. Native integrations push alerts where your team already works. Webhooks turn every status change into an automated step.
- Native ChatOps, so Slack, Microsoft Teams and Discord get the alert without anyone polling an inbox.
- Workflow automation via Zapier or Make, so a single incident fires multi-step chains, from ticket to escalation.
- Real-time webhooks with JSON payloads, so you trigger auto-restarts, open Jira tickets or update your billing.
Custom auth headers for private endpoints.
Different actions for Up, Down or Degraded.
Documentation and infrastructure for professionals.
Strong integrations start with clear communication. You don't just get endpoints. You get the context your team needs for a stable implementation, plus the infrastructure facts every firewall sign-off asks for.
- Developer-friendly docs, so your team works with clean payloads and in-browser try-it-out instead of guessing.
- IP whitelist service, so you configure your firewall against an always-current list of our monitoring nodes, precisely and without guesswork.
- Public roadmap, so you know which API features and integrations land next.
Polling from European locations, no US nodes.
Always-current list, no US sub-processors with data access.
MCP server: ask your monitoring instead of clicking through it.
Your client's question always arrives in the same shape: is the site still up? Until now that meant opening the dashboard, finding the monitor, reading the history, replying. With the MCP server you ask that same question inside the tool you already work in, and the answer comes back in a form you can pass on as it stands. A click path becomes a single line. At thirty clients in your portfolio that is not convenience, it is time you stop writing off.
- Portfolio status in plain language. Monitors, open incidents and uptime figures come back as an answer, not as a view, so you prove it on the client call instead of looking it up.
- 25 diagnostic tools behind one connection. DNS, TLS certificates, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, blacklists, redirects, ports and latency, so you name the cause before your client sends the second email.
- Token scope per client. A client token sees nothing beyond its own sub-account, so tenant isolation holds even when an AI is asking the questions.
- Twenty prompts already written. The Prompt Library covers mail records, certificate deadlines, DNS moves, outage triage and client reports, ten of them without an account, so you start with a working prompt instead of a blank chat.
No npm package, no wrapper for you to maintain.
POST https://uptimeify.io/mcpThe token scope is the boundary, not a setting in the client.
Authorization: Bearer wsm_your_tokenlist_monitors, monitor_status, check_history, uptime_summary and list_incidents return only what the token is allowed to see.
check_dns, dns_propagation, check_ssl, hsts_check, http_headers, redirect_check, website_status, response_time, ping_test, port_check, reverse_dns, ip_geolocation, asn_lookup, whois, domain_expiry, mx_lookup, spf_check, dkim_check, dmarc_check and dnsbl_check run against arbitrary targets and therefore need no rights on your account. So a check_ssl on deinkunde.com works before a monitor for it even exists.
No create, no update, no delete. Write paths stay with the REST API, where they are explicit and traceable.
Executed on the European stack in Frankfurt, without US sub-processors.
Success Kit
We don't just monitor. We help you sell.
Every Uptimeify subscription includes access to our Success Kit, a collection of battle-tested resources to turn your monitoring into a profit center.
Service Level Agreement templates to define professional boundaries with your clients.
Find the sweet spot for your care plans. Calculate margins based on check frequency and support hours.
Powerpoint Templates that explain 24/7 monitoring to non-technical clients. Close more retainers.
Use automated reports to proactively communicate value, so clients never ask what they're paying for.
Ready to turn monitoring into a profit center?
Claim your Success Kit and start scaling today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. You create clients, websites and every monitor type programmatically, without ever opening the dashboard as an input form. You hook the API into your provisioning script so a new tenant's monitoring and alert rules are standing before the site goes live. That lets you scale your portfolio instead of piling up click-work per client.
Slack, Microsoft Teams and Discord connect directly in seconds, no code required. For multi-step flows you drop Zapier or Make in between and let an incident fire entire workflow chains. So every alert lands where your team already works instead of going stale in an inbox.
Every status change sends a JSON payload: incident, recovery, timestamp, affected monitor, to any URL you point it at. You set custom auth headers for private endpoints and attach a different action to each state: up, down or degraded. That lets you build auto-restarts, ticket creation or billing updates straight into your own process.
You pull the current list of node IPs anytime as JSON via the API or the public IP page, each entry with its region and active status, always up to date. That lets you configure your firewall rules precisely instead of chasing a stale list. Polling locations sit across Europe, no US sub-processors with access to your customer or monitoring data.
No. You store the endpoint URL and your API token in your AI client once, then you ask in plain language. The 25 tools sit behind that, and you never need to know one of them by name. That means your support team answers a status question in seconds without dashboard access. If you want to automate rather than ask, stay on the REST API, because the MCP server reads only by design.
Yes. Through the API you pull real-time stats, uptime numbers and incident history into your own dashboards or white-label portals. You decide what your client sees and in which layout. So monitoring stays visibly your work under your brand, not some third-party tool's.
All 25 tools are read-only. No creating, no editing, no deleting, no configuration writes, not even indirectly. Account-bound tools respect the scope of the bearer token, while the diagnostic tools work against arbitrary domains or IPs and touch your account for nothing. Writing goes through the REST API. That is deliberate: an agent that answers questions needs no rights that let it change your setup.
Ready to wire monitoring into your agency stack?
Open the API docs, connect your workflows and turn monitoring into a cleaner operational system for every client environment. One plan, your brand, your stack.