
Pulsetic is a New York-run uptime and cron monitoring suite with hosted status pages.
Pulsetic's LinkedIn company page lists it in the Technology, Information and Internet industry, headquartered in New York, NY, with an organization type of Self-Owned and 2-10 employees. The page says Pulsetic helps businesses monitor website uptime, detect outages quickly, and keep customers informed when something goes wrong.
The profile states its goal simply: help teams discover problems before their customers do. Its listed office is 169 Madison Ave, #79627, New York, NY 10016, US.
Pulsetic is an uptime monitoring and alerting service. When a website fails a check, Pulsetic confirms it from other regions before an alert goes out, so a route that breaks between one data center and your server never reaches your phone.
Its checks cover uptime, SSL, keyword, port and cron monitoring, and it adds status pages on a domain the customer owns, so a team can tell customers what happened instead of answering the same questions one by one.
In the 12 months to 1 October 2026, endpoints monitored by Pulsetic averaged 98.53% uptime, about five days of downtime a year at that average, while 65% of monitors rounded to 100% uptime.
More than half of the endpoints Pulsetic monitored, 53.6%, had at least one confirmed outage; 46% of the outages Pulsetic confirmed were over in under 5 minutes and 90.2% were resolved within an hour.
Pulsetic's free plan covers 10 monitors, 3 status pages on a domain you own and unlimited email alerts, for as long as you want it. Email and webhooks come with every plan.
Calls, SMS, WhatsApp and the chat tools a team already watches start on the $9 Solo plan, and the API on Team. Teammates can be added at $8 each on any paid plan, or two are included on Team.