Always watching

WordPress uptime monitoring with site context

Move from an all-sites status view to one site's response history, maintenance tools, cache state, and recent activity.

  • No credit card required
  • First site free forever
  • $2.99 per extra site

How it works

How teams use this in CMDPress

Built for agencies, freelancers, and hosting teams that care for a growing list of WordPress sites.

01

Spot offline sites and slow response times

02

Review uptime and performance history

03

Coordinate maintenance windows and help widgets

Inside the product

See it in the live workspace

Every screen below is from the current CMDPress demo.

01

Spot offline sites and slow response times

The all-sites view flags sites that are down or responding slowly, so problems surface before clients notice.

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02

Review uptime and performance history

Open one site to see its response history and when it was last down.

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03

Coordinate maintenance windows and help widgets

Plan maintenance windows and manage help widgets from the same site record, so planned work does not read as an outage.

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FAQ

Uptime monitoring questions

How do I monitor WordPress uptime for free?
Connect your first site to CMDPress, which stays free forever with no credit card, and watch it with WordPress uptime monitoring, response history and alerts. Each additional site is $2.99 per month, with monitoring included and no add-on fees, so the same checks cover the rest of your portfolio.
What is uptime monitoring?
Uptime monitoring checks a website from outside at regular intervals, records whether it responded and how fast, and raises an alert when it goes down. In CMDPress, the all-sites view flags sites that are down or responding slowly, and each site keeps a response history showing when it was last down.
How do I check if a WordPress site is down?
Load the site from another network or device, or use an outside checker, to rule out a local problem. If it really is down, look at the host status, recent changes and the error log. In CMDPress, the all-sites view flags offline and slow sites, and one site’s record shows its response history and recent activity.
Can I monitor uptime for multiple WordPress sites in one place?
Yes. CMDPress shows every connected site in one view and flags the ones that are down or responding slowly, so problems surface before clients notice. You can filter sites by healthy, warning or offline, then open one site to see its response history, maintenance tools, cache state and recent activity.

One site is free

Run the full WordPress care workflow in one place

Keep one site free forever. Add more sites for $2.99 each per month with no feature add-on fees.