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- NewMonitors from your Cloudflare zonesA connected Cloudflare account can now create a monitor for every zone, plus www where it resolves, with the cost shown first; paused, pending and empty zones are listed and skipped.Integrations
- NewIncident pages, monitor tabs and ⌘K searchEvery alert now opens a page for the outage, with its timeline, summary, acknowledge, status-page updates, post-mortem and a Markdown copy for an AI. The monitor page is in four tabs, and ⌘K finds anything in the account.Alerts
- NewImport your checks from PingdomMonitors → Import has a Pingdom card: paste an API token with read access and your HTTP, ping, TCP, DNS and mail checks come over as drafts, with their cost shown first. The token is used once and never stored.Monitors
- NewAn agent can open an account on its ownOne API call registers an unclaimed account with a key and a claim link; it can monitor only domains it proves it controls, within small limits, and is deleted after 72 hours unless a person claims it. Plus a domains API, new verification record names, and the quorum in every incident and webhook.API and MCP
- NewSigned in? The site knowsWhile you are logged in to the app, pingwise.com's header shows one «Open dashboard» button instead of Log in and Get started.Account and billing
- ImprovedOne price for every check€5 per million checks whatever you buy, packs and monthly top-ups from €5, a smaller free bucket after a four-month start for new accounts, and cheaper checks under a minute.Account and billing
- ImprovedCalmer speed alertsSlow means five minutes over the threshold, not two rounds; a flapping site gets one alert and a pause; speed alerts of an hour arrive together; and «nearest your server» no longer judges CDN sites from the far side of the world.Alerts
- NewSign in, or sign up, with a link by emailType your email address and press one button; the link signs you in, or creates your account if the address is new. No password needed.Account and billing
- ImprovedCloudflare: a ready-made CSV, and your own listThe probe addresses come as a CSV you can upload into any Cloudflare list, and Connect Cloudflare can keep a list you already have current instead of making its own.Integrations
- NewA monitor form with a guideNew and Edit monitor are one page in five sections, with a guide on the right that summarises each section, shows the monthly cost and suggests a slow threshold.Account and billing
- FixedBad DNS records named, not mistaken for outagesA site whose DNS also carries an unreachable address is checked on its public one and gets a warning; a zone whose DNSSEC fails is told so instead of «does not resolve».Probes
- NewSSH, IMAP, POP3, FTP, NTP and WebSocket checks, and JSON rules for APIsSix new probe-side check types, and an HTTP monitor can now check one value in a JSON reply.Monitors
- NewBlacklist and email authentication monitorsTwo new free monitor types: one alerts when a server lands on a spam blocklist, the other when a domain's SPF, DKIM or DMARC breaks. The cloud status form now has a list of 35 providers.Monitors
- NewCloud provider status monitorsA new monitor type follows a provider's status page, such as GitHub's or Cloudflare's, and alerts when the provider reports an outage. It uses no credits.Monitors
- ImprovedHeartbeat keywords and the domain expiry on the monitor pageA heartbeat can check the body its job posts for a keyword, and each monitor's page shows when its domain expires.Monitors
- NewMonthly uptime reportIncidents has a Monthly report tab with uptime, incidents, downtime, mean time to recovery and the longest outage for a month, per monitor, printable or saved as PDF; resellers get one per customer under their brand.Alerts
- NewAcknowledge from the alert, escalation, and a delay per monitorEvery down alert has an Acknowledge link, a channel can alert only when nobody has acknowledged, and a monitor can wait before alerting.Alerts
- NewDocs as Markdown, for agentsEvery docs page and changelog entry is also served as plain Markdown, and llms-full.txt holds all of it in one file.API and MCP
- NewMCP server for AI assistantsConnect Claude or another MCP client to your account, read-only or read and write, with OAuth from claude.ai or an API key from other clients.API and MCP
- ImprovedEvery interval for synced sitesA panel connection's «Check every» now offers every monitor interval, from once an hour to every 10 seconds, and applies to every synced site.Integrations
- NewChoose how often a panel syncsEnhance, cPanel/WHM and Plesk connections can now sync every 10 minutes, every hour, every 6 or 12 hours, or once a day.Integrations
- ImprovedClearer install and removal for cPanel/WHM and PleskThe install page says in plain words what the script does, and after Disconnect the page shows the command that removes it from your server.Integrations
- NewPlesk integrationEvery site on a Plesk server gets a monitor, kept in sync by a small read-only script on the server; we hold no Plesk password or API key.Integrations
- NewLeave sites out of the panel syncDeleting a monitor that came from Enhance or cPanel/WHM now keeps it deleted, and domain patterns skip new sites you don't want monitored.Integrations
- NewTTFB from more places, via GlobalpingThe TTFB checker can now ask up to 50 Globalping community probes, in the country or network you pick, for a second measurement.Monitors
- NewSMTP and TCP checks on port 25Port 25 can be monitored again, now that our Vultr probes can reach it; 10 of the 15 voting probes check it.Monitors
- NewcPanel/WHM without root, for WHM resellersWHM resellers can now connect the accounts they own from their own cPanel account, with their own token that never leaves the server, and there is a page for the cPanel/WHM integration.Integrations
- NewcPanel/WHM servers sync their sitesA small script on your WHM server reports its accounts and domains every ten minutes, and every site gets a monitor, with no WHM credential given to us.Integrations
- ImprovedRecovery alerts about 40 seconds soonerWhen every probe agrees your site is back, one confirmation round is now enough, so the recovery alert goes out in about 15 to 25 seconds.Alerts
- NewFormatting in support ticketsTickets and replies in the panel take simple Markdown, with a preview, and our replies arrive as formatted email.Account and billing
- NewA warning from the first minute when your credits won't lastPingWise now works out what your monitors will use and tells you, on every page and by email, when the credits would run out within a month, with the pack that covers it.Account and billing
- Improved10-second checks for everyone, and TCP, SMTP and DNS without verificationEvery account can check every monitor as often as every 10 seconds, without verifying a domain or buying credits, and TCP, SMTP and DNS checks on the common ports no longer need verification.Monitors
- NewEvery account starts with an alert channelA new account gets an email channel to its owner's verified address for every monitor, and an account with monitors and no working channel now says so on every page, with one click to fix it.Alerts
- ImprovedNew monitors start gentlyFor its first day a new monitor is checked with the probes a full second apart, until we have measured how the site responds.Monitors
- ImprovedA site that goes down on its own alerts at onceThe one-minute wait that bundles a group's sites into one message now happens only when other sites in the group are changing too.Alerts
- NewRun PingWise for your customersHosting providers and agencies can now give each customer its own account under their brand, with alerts in their name, one pool of credits with a cap per customer, and logged support inside the customers' accounts.Account and billing
- NewOur checks are signed (Web Bot Auth)Every HTTP(S) check from our probes now carries a cryptographic signature that site owners and CDNs can verify against our public key directory.Probes
- NewSpeed: how often your site is fast enoughEvery monitor now shows the share of its checks that finished within a target you set, with the p75, and the monitor page breaks the time down city by city.Monitors
- NewStatus pages through the APIThe API can now create, change and delete status pages, their sections and entries, and set their custom domain.API and MCP
- NewAn email before any breaking API changeBefore a change that would break an API client, or before an API version is retired, the owners of every account with an active API key get an email.API and MCP
- NewA quieter badge styleThe status badge has a new style, plain, with no box and regular text, for a footer or a sidebar.Status pages
- NewNew status page design for every pageStatus pages have a new, quieter design with uptime tiles, response charts and the cities checking each entry; new pages start on it and Classic stays selectable.Status pages
- Improved«First check within 5 min» instead of «Pending», and a smaller logo optionA new monitor says when its first result is due instead of a bare «Pending»; brands on status pages get a logo size, normal or small.Monitors
- ImprovedScheduled rounds one probe after another, and honest response timesProbe agent 2.7.0 runs the probes of a scheduled round one after another, paced by the site's own response time, so a site sees one request of ours at a time; response times drop from now on because the measurement changed, not because sites got faster.Monitors
- ImprovedConfirmation rounds pace themselves to the siteThe gap between probes in a confirmation round now follows the site's own response time, 400 ms to 1 s, and only one confirmation round runs at a time against the same site, server or group.Monitors
- FixedConfirmation rounds no longer arrive all at onceA confirmation round, a Check now and an alert-mode round now reach a site spread over about six seconds from the voting probes only, and server-wide re-checks are rate-limited; a burst of our own requests could push a small site over its timeout and confirm an outage that was not there.Monitors
- NewStatus pages: postmortems, a line under the bars, and the page as MarkdownA resolved incident can publish a postmortem; every entry sums up its bars in words; each page serves status.md and llms.txt for people and agents reading it as text.Status pages
- NewStatus pages: where each check came from, and response timesTwo new per-page options, off by default: a «Seen from» line per entry that opens to the latest check from each city, and a 24-hour response-time chart under the bars.Status pages
- NewStatus pages: open an entry to see the monitors insideAn entry that combines several monitors can now be opened on the public page to show each monitor with its own state, bars and uptime; off by default, per entry.Status pages
- NewResponse times in the API, measured by the voting probesGET /monitors/{id}/response-times gives a monitor's average, p50 and p95 per hour or per 15 minutes; every monitor now carries response_ms; response times everywhere are measured by the voting probes only.API and MCP
- FixedA refused monitor save says so at the topWhen the monitor form refuses a save, a «Not saved.» line at the top names every field that needs attention, and each error sits by the field that caused it.Monitors
- Improved30-second checks without verification, and lighter rounds under a minuteHTTP(S) on a domain you have not verified can now be checked every 30 seconds, or every 15 once your account has bought credits; checks under a minute use three probes per round.Monitors