Name: SiteBleed
Rating: 4.0 (2 reviews)

Stop discovering outages from your customers. SiteBleed monitors your websites every 5 minutes, tracks SSL expiry, sends instant multi-channel alerts, and calculates your exact financial loss down to the second in real time.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m the maker behind SiteBleed.com. As developers and store operators, we’ve all been there: you get a casual email from a client or customer saying, "Hey, is the checkout page broken?" Your stomach drops, you log into your hosting dashboard, and you realize your site has been down for 3 hours. Traditional uptime monitors tell you your site has "99.4% uptime." But honestly? Business owners and clients don't think in abstract percentages. They think in dollars. That's why I built SiteBleed. I wanted a tracking platform that shifts the focus from raw server codes to actual business impact. SiteBleed pings your URLs around the clock, monitors your SSL certificate health natively via database routines, and triggers alerts across Slack, Discord, and Webhooks. But the core difference? When your site goes down, it converts that downtime into a live, ticking dollar-loss counter right on your dashboard. Agencies are already using our clean public status pages and automated weekly digests to justify monthly maintenance retainers to their clients, while e-commerce owners use it to audit their infrastructure stability. We are officially live today and completely free to get started—no credit card required. I’d love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and feature requests! What integrations or metrics should we add to the dashboard next? Thank you so much for the support! 🚀

The revenue-loss tracker is a genuinely differentiated feature — I haven't seen many competitors frame downtime this way
Clean, simple setup
SSL expiry monitoring in the same tool saves a second subscription

Would love more detail publicly on pricing tiers and check-interval options for teams that need faster (sub-5-minute) alerts
A deeper look at integrations (Slack, PagerDuty, etc.) would help teams evaluate fit

Most uptime monitors just tell you "site is down" with a timestamp. SiteBleed goes a step further by translating that downtime into an actual dollar figure based on your revenue — which is the number that actually gets an incident prioritized internally. The 5-minute check interval, SSL expiry tracking, and public status page cover the fundamentals well, and the multi-channel alerts mean you're not relying on email alone when something breaks.

The revenue-loss tracker is a genuinely differentiated feature — I haven't seen many competitors frame downtime this way
Clean, simple setup
SSL expiry monitoring in the same tool saves a second subscription

Would love more detail publicly on pricing tiers and check-interval options for teams that need faster (sub-5-minute) alerts
A deeper look at integrations (Slack, PagerDuty, etc.) would help teams evaluate fit

SiteBleed

Website uptime tracking that counts your live revenue loss

Website uptime tracking that counts your live revenue loss

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