Website Uptime Monitoring Built Into Your Analytics
BYOViral now monitors availability for the websites you already track. Enable uptime, get an email the moment a site goes down or recovers, and optionally publish a shareable public status page — all beside your visitor analytics.
By BYO Team
Last updated June 13, 2026
What BYOViral checks
Each monitor requests the public homepage URL for a website in your account. BYOViral records the final availability result, HTTP status code, response time in milliseconds, and any connection or redirect error. The checks are private to the website owner.
Where uptime lives in the app
Open Uptime from the left menu. Its submenu includes Monitors, Status pages, and Incidents, so reliability checks stay separate from SEO Reports.
Why uptime belongs beside analytics
Traffic drops can come from marketing, SEO, or reliability. Seeing uptime beside visitor analytics helps you separate a real acquisition issue from a website that was simply down, slow, redirecting incorrectly, or returning server errors.
Security and abuse protection
Uptime checks reuse the same hardened URL guard used by BYOViral SEO Reports. Localhost, private IP ranges, unsupported protocols, excessive redirects, and long-running requests are rejected before the system connects.
Monitors
Enabled websites are checked every five minutes and can be checked manually.
Public status pages
Optionally publish a shareable, search-indexable status page per website. Private by default.
Incidents
Failed checks, HTTP errors, timeouts, and connection problems are grouped into an incident history.
Status code tracking
See 2xx, 3xx, 4xx, 5xx results and connection errors.
Response time
Each check records transfer time in milliseconds.
Email alerts
Get an email the moment a monitored site goes down — and again when it recovers.
Private by default
Uptime data stays private unless you explicitly publish a public status page.
Frequently asked questions
How often does BYOViral check uptime?
Enabled uptime monitors run every five minutes. You can also run a manual check from the Uptime page.
Where do I find uptime in the dashboard?
Use the left sidebar: Uptime → Monitors. The Uptime menu also includes Status pages and Incidents.
Does BYOViral monitor SSL or domain expiry?
Not yet. This first release monitors website availability, HTTP status, response time, and recent check history. SSL/domain monitoring can be added later.
Is uptime data public?
Private by default. You can optionally publish a clean, search-indexable public status page per website that shows current status, 90-day uptime and recent incidents. Nothing is public until you opt in.
Will I be emailed if my site goes down?
Yes. When a monitored website fails consecutive checks you get a downtime email, and a recovery email once it is back up. Alerts can be turned off per monitor.