Synthetic Website Monitoring
Monitor core website vitals from across the globe and gain visibility into uptime and availability. Improve end-user experience with on-the-spot service checks and synthetic transactions that optimize the health and performance of your websites.
Synthetic website monitoring made easy
Have confidence that your websites are up and accessible from one or multiple external test locations, or monitor from within your network and ensure your employees can access critical internal sites – all within the same platform as the rest of your cloud and infrastructure monitoring.

Website synthetic monitoring includes
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Website monitoring benefits

Ping Checks
Find out how your website is performing by monitoring trace route, status, maximum/minimum/average round trip tips, number of sent and received packets, and more.

Web Checks
Monitor response time, status, read time, SSL handshake time, SSL status, connect time, DNS resolve time and more!

Deploy Rapidly
LogicMonitor comes stock with best practice dashboards and alert thresholds for your website checks. Within minutes you will have the data you need to graph, alert, and optimize performance for your internal and external websites from around the world – without installing agents on your web servers.

Reduce alert noise
Put an end to alert storms with intelligent anomaly detection. Distinguish service-impacting alerts from non-service-impacting alerts, and reduce how often you get woken up in the middle of the night

Identify performance trends
Pre-configured alert thresholds ensure that you receive meaningful alerts right from the start, and help you to proactively prevent downtime. Easily tune thresholds on a global, group, or object level.

Set scheduled downtime
Set scheduled downtime (SDT) for websites to stop alerts from notifying you, while still showing records of what alerts were triggered during your downtime
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FAQ
- What is website monitoring?
Website monitoring monitors website accessibility and functionality as experienced by the general public via external web checks, and website accessibility and functionality as experienced by your business’ internal users via ping checks.
- What is synthetic monitoring?
Synthetic monitoring is an approach to website monitoring where a website (or web environment) is tested by simulating a site request, such as availability.
- What are synthetics?
Synthetics are simulated checks used in synthetic monitoring, allowing users to test environments without causing strain to their systems.
- Will gathering web metrics slow my site down?
Gathering web metrics from synthetic web checks and ping checks do not slow a site down
- How is website data collected?
Website data is collected through synthetic transactions, where the results of a simulated test are gathered and recorded