Monitoring · Free for 10 monitors

SSL certificate monitoring

Renew every certificate before visitors see a browser warning. Checkmeup reads the certificate once a day and warns you three times before it expires.

At a glance

Watches
The certificate on port 443
How often
daily
Alerts when
It expires in 30, 14 or 7 days, or is already invalid

How it works

Enter a hostname, or paste a URL and Checkmeup keeps the hostname. Once a day it connects on port 443 over TLS, the way a browser does, and records the certificate's issuer, expiry date and days left.

You get one alert as the certificate crosses 30, 14 and 7 days left, never two for the same threshold, and an alert at once when it has expired or doesn't validate.

Alerts

Down and recovery alerts go to email, Telegram, Slack or a signed webhook on every plan, and by SMS on paid plans. A monitor with nowhere else to alert emails everyone in your account, so an alert is never lost.

What it doesn't tell you

The check verifies the certificate the way most clients do, from one place. It doesn't test every client's trust store, and a host that serves different certificates by region may show you only one of them.

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Plans

Every plan: all six monitor types, projects, execution logs, incidents, maintenance windows, and Telegram, email, Slack and webhook alerts.

PlanHobbyFreeYour own side projectsSolo$9/moA freelancer with a few clientsMost popularStartup$29/moA small agencyEnterprise$99/moAn agency with a page per client
Monitors
Monitors10301001000
Fastest check
Fastest check5 min1 min1 min1 min
Status pages
Status pages1310100
White-label status pages
White-label status pages—
Notification channels
Notification channels52050100
SMS credits / month
SMS credits / month—1030100
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