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Clean, fast, and dead simple. Hosted status pages updated automatically during our last server hiccup, which kept our support inbox completely quiet.
May 7, 2026
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PulseGuard is an uptime monitoring platform built for software teams that cannot afford to hear about downtime from their customers first. We check your websites, APIs and servers every 30 seconds from 12 probe regions around the world. When something breaks, PulseGuard confirms the incident from multiple regions to rule out false alarms, then pages the right person on the on-call schedule within seconds. Every incident carries its timeline, response-time charts and logs in one place, so the engineer who opens the alert sees what happened, where, and since when. Alongside alerting, PulseGuard keeps your customers informed. Hosted status pages update as incidents open and resolve, which means fewer support tickets during an outage and more trust after it. Everything comes in one subscription: monitoring, incident alerts, log collection and status pages. Pricing is per workspace, billed monthly, with no long-term contracts and no sales calls. Teams in the United Kingdom, the European Union and the United States run their monitoring on PulseGuard today. Access is provided on request. Leave your work e-mail on pulseguard.limited and we will set up your workspace, usually within one business day. PulseGuard is operated by PulseGuard Limited, Hong Kong.
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No. 5, 17/F, Strand 50, 50 Bonham Strand, Sheung Wan, 999077, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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Having the incident timeline
Having the incident timeline, logs, and response charts right inside the alert email saves our engineers so much triage time when woken up at 2 AM.
April 15, 2026
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Reliable monitoring without the…
Reliable monitoring without the enterprise bloat. Set up our workspace in less than a day, and having status pages, alerting, and logs all in one flat-monthly subscription saved us a ton of cash.
April 22, 2026
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PulseGuard caught an API outage within…
PulseGuard caught an API outage within 30 seconds and paged our on-call team before our customers even noticed. The regional confirmation feature is a lifesaver—zero false alarms so far.
April 16, 2026
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