Full-scaled assistant for webmaster I have been working with this monitoring service for a long time. And thanks to its capabilities, my daily routine is no longer a problem. All because this service provides me with a ton of automated tools that require little to no attention on my part, notifying me of any potential causes of website stability issues and allowing me to immediately respond to any threat when its sequence is established. I use it to monitor multiple websites at the same time, and I've had no problems with this schedule. And it helps me stay on top of everything without the slightest need for my intervention until something goes wrong with one of the monitored websites.

Easily set up andforgot about the mess I started using this service about 3 month ago, after I had tried it, inspired by 30 days of testing period which was already enough for me to set everything up. When I found and opted in to using it, Host-tracker was surprisingly easily configurable yet very powerful and versatile compared to its counterparts — wannabe-pro toolkits and various standalone software.Nowadays I’m using it with 3 websites at once without any troubles, paying a literally small amount of money for subscription. Thanks to the trial period, I’ve set up all I’ve needed long before I’ve started paying for it, so I’ve tested everything out from top to bottom, including not only monitoring but also instant Telegram notifications. I’ve even false-crashed one of the websites to try it out and it worked for me as a well-made clock.It’s really a lifesaver for everyone who wants to get some free time at work for some important tasks — it’s really easy to set up a monitoring sequence, really easy to configure everything even if you’re a newbie at the job itself. And I’ve already recommended this service to a couple of my webmastering colleagues.

The service is fine, but it lacks certain features The toolkit is suitable for a webmaster who works well in automated mode and requires a large amount of activities. The service is extremely user-friendly and simple to set up, even for a novice, and even a professional will be able to fine-tune any of the HostTracker platform's services. Furthermore, the subscription plans are cheap and simple to maintain. The only thing lacking is a more widespread notification system; you won't discover out that the website has been blacklisted until you check it yourself.

It's easy to fix, and it'll be the greatest I signed up a few months ago, and until recently I was satisfied with everything the service permitted me to accomplish - I was monitoring as many as seven large sites without any difficulty, including a couple of corporate ones. However, before the new year there were issues with notifications numerous times they did not arrive. However, the SMS alerts provided as part of the subscription proved to be an excellent backup in the event that I was almost entirely unavailability. Now I'm using Viber notifications, hoping everything will go well because the service more than satisfies me, and I wouldn't want to search for another one because of little things like that

Almost perfect with nothing to complain I've been using this service for almost a year and have yet to encounter any difficulties visiting numerous sites. In most situations, there are no issues; everything operates smoothly and effectively, and you can't think of a better way for a webmaster than this. I registered, configured, ran, and checked the first test cycle, artificially creating the problem, and then left everything running without my involvement. However, here updates are made in accordance with the old way of doing things: when one is treated, the other is crippled. It's frustrating when new features or improving old ones cause everything to break and not function as intended. Notifications may be disabled, notifications may cease to work, and even the system's built-in accessibility settings are reset. I'd want to experiment with a notification system for technical work and feature updates. They will inform the public that they will update the platform at least on the HostTracker itself