“We caught a payment API regression within 90 seconds of deployment. Before Dotcom-Monitor, that would have been a P1 ticket from a customer three hours later.”
“Synthetic monitoring on our checkout flow alone paid for the platform in the first month. We now detect auth failures before a single user is affected.”
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SaaS products aren’t a single application — they’re a web of moving parts. Web frontends, API gateways, microservices, databases, third-party integrations, CDNs, DNS providers, payment processors. Any one of them can degrade or fail silently without triggering a single server alert.
The result? Customers experience broken logins, failed checkouts, or empty dashboards — and your team doesn’t find out until the support tickets start rolling in.
Dotcom-Monitor flips the equation. Instead of monitoring individual servers and hoping everything works together, it verifies your product works from the customer’s perspective — testing real workflows, APIs, and dependencies from 30+ global locations, around the clock.
No agents to install. No code changes. Set up your first SaaS monitor and get alerted before your users notice anything is wrong.
Stop juggling five monitoring tools. Cover synthetic workflows, APIs, protocols, and infrastructure from a single dashboard.
Simulate multi-step user workflows — login, onboarding, form submissions, checkout — using real Chromium browsers from 30+ locations. Detect failures at the step level, not just “site is up.”
Monitor REST and SOAP APIs by validating response bodies, schemas, and business logic — not just status codes. Catch silent failures where your API returns 200 OK but the data is wrong, before downstream systems break.
For SaaS companies, SLAs aren’t just internal targets — they’re contractual commitments. Your customers expect proof that you delivered on your uptime promise. And when a third-party dependency causes an outage, you need data to hold that vendor accountable.
Dotcom-Monitor’s SLA reports automatically calculate availability percentages, response time compliance, and downtime budgets for any monitoring period. No spreadsheets. No manual math. Just share the report.
Every minute of undetected downtime costs revenue, trust, and engineering hours. Here’s how proactive monitoring changes the equation.
Synthetic browser tests validate your authentication flow — SSO, MFA, session management — every few minutes from real Chromium browsers, catching regressions before any user is locked out.
Monitor onboarding, checkout, and subscription renewal flows end-to-end. Detect step-level failures that would otherwise silently block signups and payments.
Go beyond status code checks. Validate response bodies, schemas, and business logic to catch silent data corruption before it cascades through partner integrations.
Correlate synthetic tests, API checks, DNS timing, traceroute data, and server metrics to pinpoint whether the problem is your code, your CDN, or your cloud provider.
Security, compliance, and scale — without a six-month procurement process.
Monitoring nodes across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and South America simulate users from where your customers are. Detect geography-specific issues within seconds.
Deploy agents behind your firewall to monitor internal systems, staging environments, and private APIs without exposing them to the public internet.
SaaS monitoring is the practice of continuously testing your software-as-a-service application’s availability, performance, and functionality from the end-user’s perspective. It uses synthetic checks from global locations to validate that login flows, APIs, and critical transactions work correctly—detecting issues before customers report them.
You can set up your first SaaS monitor in under 5 minutes. For simple uptime checks, configuration takes under 60 seconds. Multi-step browser workflows can be recorded using the EveryStep point-and-click tool without writing code. API monitors can be imported directly from Postman or Insomnia collections.
Use synthetic browser monitoring to test your complete authentication flow. Record the login sequence with Dotcom-Monitor’s EveryStep tool, including SSO redirects, MFA prompts, and session validation. The monitor runs these tests every few minutes from real Chromium browsers across 30+ global locations, alerting you immediately if authentication fails.
Yes. Deploy Dotcom-Monitor’s Private Agents within your network to monitor internal systems, staging environments, and private APIs without exposing them to the public internet. Private Agents initiate outbound connections only—no inbound firewall rules required. Available for Windows and Linux environments.
Dotcom-Monitor specializes in synthetic monitoring with real browser testing and flat-rate pricing (not per-host). Key differences: native Postman/Insomnia import, setup in under 5 minutes, 30+ global locations, and multi-step transaction testing included in base pricing. Unlike APM-focused tools, Dotcom-Monitor tests from the outside-in—the way your customers experience your application.
Essential SaaS monitoring metrics include: Availability (uptime percentage, target 99.9%+), Response Time (page load, API latency, TTFB), Error Rate (failed transactions, HTTP errors), Transaction Success Rate (login, checkout, form submissions), and Geographic Performance (latency by region). Dotcom-Monitor tracks all these with P95/P99 percentiles and SLA compliance reporting.
Dotcom-Monitor offers three tiers: Free Forever ($0/month for up to 25 targets), Subscription (starting at $19.99/month for up to 100 targets with 1-minute checks), and Enterprise (custom pricing for unlimited targets). All plans include synthetic monitoring, API checks, and multi-step transactions. No per-host pricing.
Yes. You can monitor any third-party SaaS application or API that your business depends on. Set up synthetic checks against Salesforce, Slack, payment gateways (Stripe, PayPal), identity providers (Okta, Auth0), and other external services. This helps you isolate whether outages originate from your infrastructure or third-party dependencies.
SaaS monitoring (synthetic monitoring) tests your application from the outside-in, simulating user interactions from global locations. APM (Application Performance Monitoring) observes from the inside-out, tracking code execution, database queries, and server metrics. SaaS monitoring catches DNS, CDN, and network issues that APM misses. Most teams use both: APM for debugging code issues, synthetic monitoring for validating customer experience.
Dotcom-Monitor automatically calculates availability percentages, response time compliance, and downtime minutes for any monitoring period. Generate exportable PDF reports showing your actual uptime against SLA thresholds. Use these reports for customer reviews, contract renewals, and holding third-party vendors accountable for their uptime commitments.
Reduce downtime, detect issues before your customers do, and prove your SLA compliance. All features included in the trial. No credit card. Cancel anytime.