UptimeTea
Global monitoring network

Check your website
from multiple locations worldwide

Your site can be up in Frankfurt and down in Singapore. UptimeTea tests availability from multiple global locations every minute, so you know what your users actually experience — wherever they are.

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Why one location isn't enough

A single monitoring probe only tells you whether your site is reachable from that one network. Regional outages, DNS propagation problems, CDN edge failures, and routing issues all happen between your server and specific parts of the world — and a single-location monitor will either miss them completely or wake you at 3 AM for a blip on its own network. Multi-location monitoring solves both problems: broader coverage and fewer false alarms.

Monitoring that reflects reality

Multiple global vantage points

Every monitor is checked from multiple global locations, so regional outages and routing issues show up in your data instead of slipping through unnoticed.

Verification before alerting

When a check fails, it's re-verified from independent locations before any alert fires. A blip on a single probe's network doesn't page you — a real outage does.

Every minute, on every plan

1-minute check intervals are standard on all plans, including the free tier — not a paid upgrade. Short regional incidents can't hide between five-minute checks.

More than HTTP

Monitor websites, API endpoints, SSL certificates, domain expiration, DNS records, and cron jobs — all from the same global network.

Alerts you can trust

Because alerts only fire after multi-location verification, your team learns to take every page seriously. Tune retry windows per monitor to suppress flapping checks.

Evidence for your providers

Response time and availability data measured from outside your infrastructure gives you hard evidence when escalating issues to your hosting or CDN provider.

How it works

  1. 1

    Add your website or API

    Create a monitor in under a minute. No agents, no code changes — checks run from UptimeTea's network, just like real visitors.

  2. 2

    We check from multiple locations

    Availability and response time are tested every minute from multiple global locations, and every failure is re-verified independently before alerting.

  3. 3

    Get alerted only when it's real

    Confirmed outages trigger instant alerts and appear on your status page. Single-probe network blips get filtered out.

Frequently asked questions

How can I check website availability from multiple locations?
Add your website to UptimeTea and it is automatically checked from multiple global monitoring locations every minute. You see availability and response times as measured from outside your own infrastructure — the way your users actually experience your site. The free plan covers 50 monitors.
Why does monitoring from multiple locations matter?
Outages are often regional: a CDN edge fails, a DNS change hasn't propagated, or a network route breaks between one region and your server. A single-location monitor either misses these issues or raises false alarms from its own network problems. Multiple locations give you both coverage and confidence.
How does UptimeTea avoid false positive alerts?
Every failed check is re-verified from independent monitoring locations before an alert is sent. You can also tune retry windows per monitor to suppress flapping checks. Only confirmed failures page you.
Is multi-location monitoring available on the free plan?
Yes. All plans — including the free tier with 50 monitors — run checks from multiple global locations at 1-minute intervals, with multi-location verification before alerting.
Can I test more than just websites?
Yes. The same network monitors API endpoints (with status code and response body validation), SSL certificates, domain expiration, DNS records, and cron jobs via heartbeat monitoring.

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Try UptimeTea free — no credit card

50 monitors, 1-minute checks, white-label status page, all integrations. Free forever. Upgrade to Team ($29/month) for 500 monitors, teams, and SMS/call alerts.