Using the Pushbullet integration

Here we will go over how to add a Pushbullet integration for alerts, Pushbullet is now available across all of your devices and can be a really dynamic solution. Please remember that after creating this integration, you will still need to put it into a contact group to receive alerts. On Pushover end: […]

Using the Pushover integration

Here we will go over how to add a Pushover integration for alerts, please remember that after creating this integration, you will still need to put it into a contact group to receive alerts. If you only see a single field on the Pushover integration for “Pushover Key” and no […]

Which payment methods do you accept?

To make life easier for customers we have a few methods by which you can pay for your subscription. These come in the form of direct Credit/Debit card payments and Invoicing. How do I pay straight away? If you have a personal or company credit/debit card you can simply add […]

What Locations Do You Have

Our probes are hosted in around 30 different data centres globally. We try to ensure a wide spread of providers to provide accurate monitoring, and the exact data centres we use change depending on performance and geographic changes. We do not use Amazon’s AWS or Microsoft Azure as probe locations. […]

Do you have an API?

Yes, We have an API, and we’ve made some major improvements to it throughout its life! The documentation for the StatusCake API can be found here. What can I access via the API? You can access the following features on the API: Uptime Monitoring Page Speed Monitoring SSL Monitoring Maintenance […]

Using Public Reporting CNAMEs

When using public reporting pages you also have the option of using a CNAME. Using a CNAME means rather than having your public reporting page being at a URL like uptime.statuscake.com/?id=[id] it would be something like status.yourdomain.com. Setup CNAMEs First, you will need to go to your domain registrar and […]

What is Alert Speed?

Alert Speed is a calculation performed by StatusCake to give you a rough idea of the maximum amount of time your test may take to alert you on downtime. It uses the metric Check Rate + Alert Delay Rate + (Confirmation Servers * Timeout) Reducing these settings will reduce your […]

Create a Basic Website Test

In this article we’ll take you through the required steps for creating a Basic uptime test for your website. Just follow the steps below in order and you should be able to have the first test set up within a matter of minutes. Required Details Section First Navigate to the […]