Always-valid certificates, no security warnings
An expired certificate shows visitors a full-screen warning and breaks API calls. UptimeAnchor checks the certificate of every HTTPS monitor and alerts you before it expires.
Included in every plan: 5 free monitors checked every 5 min, down to every 1 min on paid plans.
- Host
- shop.example.com
- Issuer
- R11
- Expires
- 12 Jan 2027
- Days left
- 86
How it works
Setting up a SSL certificates monitor takes less than a minute.
- 1
Create an HTTPS monitor
SSL checking is on by default for every HTTP(S) and keyword monitor.
- 2
We verify the certificate
At every check we read the issuer, expiry date and chain validity.
- 3
Reminders before expiry
Get alerts 30, 14, 7 and 1 day before expiry, plus an immediate alert if the certificate is invalid.
Configuration options
Everything you can tune to fit the check to your service.
- Included with every HTTPS monitor
- No extra monitor to configure and no extra cost.
- Expiry reminders
- Staggered alerts as expiry approaches, which can be turned off per monitor.
- Validity errors
- Expired certificate, issued for another domain or incomplete chain.
- Issuer and dates
- Issuer and expiry date visible in the monitor details.
- Automatic renewals
- Verify that automatic renewals actually work.
- Test environments
- Option to ignore TLS errors on staging monitors.
Use cases
Failing automatic renewals
Automatic renewal broke months ago and nobody noticed.
Purchased certificates
Annual certificates renewed by hand, easy to forget.
Many subdomains
APIs, admin panels and internal services with different certificates.
Start monitoring with SSL certificates
Create an account in under a minute and set up your first monitor. The Free plan stays free forever.
No credit card required.