Monitoring & uptimeUptime monitoring built on your real traffic.
nsin sits between your visitors and your server, so it sees the moment your server stops answering properly. It opens an incident, tells you, and shows the traffic numbers behind it.
Outages detected from real requests
There is no outside ping. A hostname counts as down when the share of failing requests passes your threshold and there was enough traffic for the number to mean something. An incident opens when that lasts the whole detection window.
- Incident per hostname with start, recovery and peak error rate
- Threshold, window and traffic floor are yours to tune
- Live view of hostnames erroring right now
Alerts for the right people
Notifications go to the domain's owner and to team members who switch outage alerts on. Each member decides individually, so a teammate can watch uptime without getting everything else.
- Per-member outage notifications
- Notification channels chosen per domain
- Alerts always visible in the panel
Traffic analytics and next steps
See total requests, bandwidth, unique visitors and error rate over 3 hours to 30 days, with cache hit rate, status codes, response-time percentiles and traffic by country and edge location. Recommendations turn the numbers into a checklist per domain.
- Cache hit rate and bandwidth over time
- P90, P95 and P99 response times
- Log explorer and per-domain recommendations
Frequently asked questions
How does nsin know my site is down?
It counts requests where your server failed to answer properly. When the failure share stays above your threshold for the detection window, with enough traffic to be meaningful, an incident opens.
Will I get alerts for small blips?
Not if you tune it. Widen the window or raise the minimum requests to ignore blips, or lower the threshold to hear about smaller problems.
How far back does analytics go?
About a month. You can look at the last 3, 6, 12 or 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days.
Is monitoring included on every plan?
The Monitoring analytics page is a premium feature. Check the plans page in your panel for what your plan includes.