Focus on Code, Not on Monitoring Dependencies
Stop wasting time checking if Stripe is down or GitHub is having issues. Get to know when your dependencies fail so you can focus on what matters - building great software and happy customers.
Features
Streamline Third-Party Monitoring to Free Engineering Time
No more manually checking status pages or social media to check if GitHub, DockerHub, Stripe, or Railway is down.
Stop checking multiple third-party status pages manually. Everything in a single status page.
Push all status page alerts to Discord, Slack, Email or to a custom dashboard with webhooks.
Reduce developer context switching.
Stop wasting engineering resources on issue triage.
Rich context in each alert - stop guessing.
Improve Incident Management With Faster Triage
Fine-tune your alerts per service to reduce noise and know exactly something is down and back up.
Get real-time consolidated alerts about third-party service statuses.
Stop noisy alerts or worse, no alerts, from manual status page subscriptions.
Eliminate blind spots. Standard monitoring tools do not cover external dependencies.
Stop relying on unreliable glue scripts to push status page updates to your team channels.
Enhance Customer Trust With Timely Communication
Proactively communicate with customers when external incidents impact your services.
Stay on top of third-party outages affecting your services.
Customers appreciate honesty - built trust with your customers.
Have data-driven conversations about outages outside your control.
Reduce escalations and customer support costs.
Track Outages for Everything
We can monitor every piece of your development stack. One dashboard, complete visibility.
Cloud Providers
Track infrastructure and cloud service availability
- Amazon Web Services
- Google Cloud Platform
- Microsoft Azure
- DigitalOcean
- Linode
Payment Gateways
Monitor payment processing services that handle your revenue
- Stripe
- PayPal
- Paddle
- Cash App
- USAePay
CI/CD Systems
Monitor your deployment and integration pipelines
- GitHub Actions
- Jenkins
- CircleCI
- GitLab CI
- Travis CI
Source Repositories
Keep track of your code hosting platforms
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Bitbucket
- GitHub Enterprise
Hosted Databases
Monitor database service availability
- MongoDB Atlas
- AWS RDS
- PlanetScale
- Supabase
- Render PostgreSQL
CDN & DNS
Track content delivery and domain resolution services
- Cloudflare
- AWS CloudFront
- Fastly
- Akamai
- Cloudflare CDN
LLMs and AI Assistants
Monitor which of your LLM providers have issues
- OpenAI
- Anthropic
- Cursor
- Hugging Face
- Google Gemini
Observability
Monitor your observability stack
- Datadog
- New Relic
- Grafana Cloud
- Honeycomb
- PagerDuty
Artifact Repositories
Monitor your artifact and package repositories
- Docker Hub
- Google Container Registry
- RedHat
- GitHub
- npmjs
Still Have Concerns?
We get it. Adding another tool to your stack is a big decision. Here's how we address the most common concerns.
! Your Concern | ✓ How IncidentHub Addresses It |
|---|---|
"I'll get too many alerts and ignore them all" Alert fatigue is real. Nobody wants their Slack flooded with notifications. | Smart filtering Only get notified for services you actually use. Filter components/regions per service. Filter start/end/full lifecycle alerts per service. Watch theVideo tutorial. |
"I do not want any alerts at all" I want to monitor my third-party services but do not want any alerts. | Public status page A public status page with a summary of all your service statuses is automatically created for you on a dedicated subdomain. Display it on a large screen where everyone can see it, or pin it to your Slack/Discord channels. Watch theVideo tutorial. |
"This will take forever to set up properly" Some monitoring tools can take weeks to configure correctly. | 2-minute setup Add your services with components and you are done. Configure Slack/Discord/Email if you want alerts. Watch theVideo tutorial. |
"How accurate is your alerting?" A monitoring system should be timely and accurate. | Almost real-time IncidentHub monitors status pages, RSS feeds, APIs, and webhooks periodically and sends alerts as soon as it detects an outage or maintenance. |
"I don't want another service accessing my data" Privacy and security are important. | Zero access to your code or data We only monitor public status pages. No code access, no personal data. If you integrate Slack, Discord, Email, etc we store tokens/email address in an encrypted database. |
"Is it worth the money?" SaaS costs add up quickly, especially for small teams. | Free trial - try it out before you decide Our paid plans start at just $19/month. You get 2 months free if you pay annually. Your ROI? Save 2 hours of debugging = plan pays for itself. |
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