Website Monitoring in Europe

Monitoring that stays in the EU

Most uptime monitors run their checks from US data centers and store your monitoring data there too. PULSX does the opposite: every check runs from EU infrastructure, and the resulting data is processed and stored in the EU. If GDPR compliance is part of your job, that is one less cross-border data flow to document.

Latency your European users actually see

A response time measured from Virginia says little about your users in Berlin, Amsterdam, or London. Checks that originate in Europe give you realistic numbers for a European audience, and make slow responses visible before your users complain. PULSX tracks slow responses as a separate degraded state, so a slowdown never gets mislabelled as downtime.

What you get

• 60-second checks on Pro, 5-minute checks on the free tier
• Retry-verified alerts: every failure is confirmed before an alert fires, so transient blips never page you
• SSL certificate monitoring with expiry warnings
• Public status pages with your branding and custom domain
• Alerts via email, Slack, Discord, and webhooks, all on the free tier
• Pricing in EUR and GBP: free for 10 monitors, Pro at €11.99 or £9.99 per seat per month

Built in Europe, for Europe

PULSX is built and operated from the UK on EU infrastructure. Support, billing, and data handling are all European by default rather than a regional add-on to a US product.

Getting started

1. Sign up free: create your account in seconds, no credit card
2. Add your first monitor: enter your website or API URL
3. Configure alerts: email, Slack, Discord, or webhooks
4. Share a status page: keep your customers informed during incidents