Freshping vs WebSitePulse

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Freshping vs WebSitePulse: What are the differences?

What is Freshping? Reliable website uptime monitoring. It is an all in one uptime monitoring tool which monitors your URL from 10 locations around the globe ensuring that if your website ever goes down again, you get alerted within 60 seconds It comes with advanced capabilities like SSL Monitoring, Advanced Alerting and more..

What is WebSitePulse? A remote and independent availability and speed monitoring service. It is a web-based service that monitors the availability and loading speed of any website, server, network, basically any network asset you grant access to After failure detection, it alerts you in numerous ways. It's most distinguishable service is its transaction monitoring and custom scrips. .

Freshping and WebSitePulse can be categorized as "Website Monitoring" tools.

Some of the features offered by Freshping are:

  • Instant downtime alerts
  • Multi-Channel notification
  • Free public status pages

On the other hand, WebSitePulse provides the following key features:

  • Server & Network Monitoring
  • Webpage Monitoring
  • Web Transaction Monitoring
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    What is Freshping?

    It is an all in one uptime monitoring tool which monitors your URL from 10 locations around the globe ensuring that if your website ever goes down again, you get alerted within 60 seconds. It comes with advanced capabilities like SSL Monitoring, Advanced Alerting and more.

    What is WebSitePulse?

    It is a web-based service that monitors the availability and loading speed of any website, server, network, basically any network asset you grant access to. After failure detection, it alerts you in numerous ways. It's most distinguishable service is its transaction monitoring and custom scrips.

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