failover.io

@failoverio
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The only monitoring tool that gets louder the longer you ignore it.
Eventually it just calls you.
failover.iohttps://failover.io

Your monitoring emails you when the site goes down at 3am. You're asleep. The email is useless.
Three things most setups get wrong:

A silent phone shows an SMS but doesn't ring. A voice call rings — and repeated calls can break through Do Not Disturb.
One unanswered call isn't "handled." The alert needs to escalate — call again, call someone else — until a human acknowledges.
Untested alerting is a guess. Trigger a real alert, ignore it on purpose, watch it climb.

https://failover.io/guides/phone-call-when-website-down

How to Get a Phone Call When Your Website Goes Down

Email and Slack alerts are easy to sleep through. A practical guide to getting an actual phone call when your site goes down.

failover.io

Most cheap uptime monitors don't have an "acknowledge" concept at all.
They send a notification and assume someone saw it.

failover.io's alert chain stops only when someone explicitly acknowledges it. The ack works across all 10 channels:

— Tap the link: SMS, PagerDuty, Webhook
— Tap the button: Email, Slack, Telegram, Discord, Teams, ntfy
— Press 1: Voice

No dashboard required. No app to install.

#sysadmin #devops #monitoring #oncall #sre

Drag-and-drop alert escalation chains.
Each channel waits for an ack. Silence escalates to the next one.
The "I didn't see the alert at 3 AM" stops being a valid excuse.
https://failover.io
#sysadmin #selfhosted #devops #monitoring #oncall
failover.io is live.
Uptime monitoring with cascading alerts: email → SMS → voice → next person on call. It doesn't stop until somebody says "got it."
50% off any plan for 3 months → LAUNCH50
https://failover.io