Prevent client SSL surprises before they happen

Monitor SSL certificates and receive warnings well before they expire, so clients never discover the problem through a browser warning.

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SSL & domains

Certificate and domain registration expiry across all your endpoints.

Update SSL & domains
SSL certificates
173
Monitored endpoints
Website domains
173
Registrations tracked
Critical (<7 days)
0
Nothing urgent
Warning (<30 days)
22
18 certificates, 4 domains
Healthy (30+ days) Warning (7–29 days) Critical (<7 days) No data

SSL certificates

Certificate expiry status for all monitored endpoints

18 expiring within 30 days
https://blog.acmecorp.com
22d 2026-09-01
https://northwind-supply.com
63d 2026-10-12
https://checkout.acmecorp.com
64d 2026-10-13
https://errordetector.eu
80d 2026-10-30
https://acme-store.com
128d 2026-12-16
https://api.acmecorp.com
128d 2026-12-16

Domain registration

Domain name expiry for every monitored website entry

harborbooks.com
24d 2026-09-03
northwind-supply.com
63d 2026-10-12
acme-store.com
121d 2026-12-09
acmecorp.com
289d 2027-05-27
errordetector.eu
289d 2027-05-27
lumen-agency.com
318d 2027-06-25

A certificate or a registration lapsing is an issue, not downtime — the site is still answering. Both are caught weeks before a visitor ever sees a browser warning.

Maintenance value

Why this matters
for client care

Each feature earns its place by making the client relationship easier to protect: fewer surprises, clearer proof, and faster explanations when something changes.

01

Automatic SSL detection

ErrorDetector automatically detects your SSL certificate and checks the expiry date on every check.

02

Timely expiry notifications

Receive warnings 30, 14, and 7 days before expiry. You'll always have enough time to renew.

03

Chain validation

Check not just the certificate itself, but the full certificate chain. Detect misconfigurations and incomplete chains.

In the app

Every certificate you look after, sorted by what expires first

One row per monitored endpoint, days remaining and the exact expiry date, ordered so the next thing to renew is at the top. Rebuilt here in markup rather than photographed, so each bar can fill as you scroll to it. The workspace is invented; the layout is the one the app draws.

Real examples

What clients and developers actually see

Concrete moments from the feature: setup, the signal that matters, and the client-facing proof that makes maintenance feel easy and valuable.

Certificate watchlist · example data

Days left, and who issued it

Every HTTPS monitor reads its certificate on each check. Nothing extra to switch on.

Soonest expiry

12 days

Issuer

Let’s Encrypt

acme-store.com

Let’s Encrypt R11

12 days

api.acmecorp.com

DigiCert Global G2

22 days

status.acmecorp.com

Let’s Encrypt R11

84 days
Open monitor Security view

The warning · example data

A renewal reminder, not an outage

An expiring certificate is a failed check on a reachable site — amber, not red.

Warning at

14 days

Monitor state

Issue

acme-store.com

Certificate expires in 12 days — warning sent

Alerted

Where it went

Telegram, Slack, Discord, e-mail or your own webhook

Your channels

Uptime history

The site is answering normally, so uptime is untouched

Up
Alert contacts Quiet hours respected

After renewal · example data

The number moves and the flag clears

The next check reads the new certificate, so the fix proves itself without anyone ticking a box.

Days left

89

Certificate

Valid

acme-store.com

New Let’s Encrypt R11 certificate picked up on the next check

89 days

Monitor state

Back to up — the warning cleared itself

Up

Dashboard flag

Certificates under 30 days stay flagged on the monitor list

Cleared
Monitor detail Status page
Quick start

Setup for one client in seconds

Add the signal once, then let alerts, history, and reports build automatically.

Step 1

Add your HTTPS website

SSL monitoring is automatically activated for every HTTPS URL.

Step 2

Certificate is analyzed

We read the expiry date and chain details.

Step 3

Receive expiry notifications

Get timely alerts well before your certificate expires.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No! SSL monitoring is automatically activated for every HTTPS URL you add. No extra configuration needed.

You'll receive warnings at 30, 14, and 7 days before expiry. If the certificate actually expires, browsers will show a security warning to your visitors.

Yes, all SSL/TLS certificates are supported: Let's Encrypt, Comodo, DigiCert, Sectigo, and all other certificate authorities.

Everything else

Everything around the client website

Combine uptime, SSL, domains, incidents, alerts, teams, and reports into one maintenance workspace.

Make this part of your maintenance service.

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