PingBlitzAbout PingBlitz
PingBlitz is uptime monitoring designed for the people who notice first when something breaks — agencies looking after their clients' websites, MSPs running infrastructure for small businesses, and the founders and freelancers who treat the websites they manage like their own.
Why we built it
Most uptime monitoring tools are built for engineering teams running large stacks. Their alerts are written in error codes. Their dashboards assume you have a NOC. Their pricing is built for scale, not for the agency looking after twelve client websites.
Meanwhile, the agencies and MSPs we know live in a swamp of spreadsheets, Notion docs, half-updated readme files, and Slack threads where someone once mentioned a registrar password. When a site goes down on a Saturday, the on-call person is hunting through three tools to find out who hosts it, when the SSL last expired, and which client to call first.
PingBlitz exists to fix that — both halves of it. The monitoring half catches problems before clients notice. The Site Wiki half captures everything you'd need to fix them in one place, instead of in everybody's heads.
What we believe
Boring software is good software. An uptime monitor is the sort of tool you should be able to set up once and forget about until it texts you. We aim for "quietly does its job" rather than "feature explosion."
Plain English alerts. A text that says "your shop is down" beats a text full of HTTP 503 codes every time. The person looking at the alert is often not the person who built the site.
Agencies are first-class customers. Most monitoring tools treat multi-client agencies as an afterthought. We treat the agency as the primary user — the way you organise, alert, and report on your clients' sites is what shapes the product.
No fake reviews, no inflated numbers. Any customer count, uptime claim, or testimonial we publish will be one we can stand behind. We'd rather under-promise than oversell.
How we're built
PingBlitz runs entirely on Cloudflare's edge — Workers, D1, KV, Queues. That means your monitoring runs from data centres around the world, not a single rack in someone's office. It also means we can offer 1-minute checks at prices that make sense for small operators.
We use Clerk for authentication, Paddle for payments and tax compliance, Resend for transactional email, and Twilio for SMS. We pick boring, reliable infrastructure so we can focus on the product.
Where we are
PingBlitz is independent and customer-funded. We're not VC-backed, which means we don't have growth-at-all-costs pressure pulling us in directions our customers don't want. The product develops at the speed our customers need it to.
We're based in the United Kingdom and pay our taxes here. Our infrastructure is regionally distributed, but our customer support and operations are British-business-hours.
How to get in touch
We aim to respond to every email within one business day, often much sooner.
- Email: hello@pingblitz.com
- Press / partnership enquiries: hello@pingblitz.com
If you'd like to discuss your monitoring setup, we'd love to hear from you. We're especially well-suited to teams running between three and twenty client sites — that's where we focus our product decisions.