API Monitoring

Monitor REST APIs with custom requests, response validation, and performance tracking from 50+ global locations.

Complete API Monitoring Features

Everything you need to keep your APIs running smoothly

Status Code Validation

Verify expected HTTP status codes. Catch 4xx, 5xx errors instantly across all API endpoints.

Response Time Tracking

Monitor API latency from every region. Track P50, P95, P99 response times to meet SLAs.

JSON Response Validation

Validate JSON structure and specific field values. Ensure APIs return correct data.

Custom HTTP Methods

Support for GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE. Test any RESTful endpoint with custom headers and body.

Global API Testing

Test from 50+ locations. Ensure APIs perform well for users everywhere.

Authentication Support

Support for API keys, Bearer tokens, Basic Auth, and custom headers for authenticated endpoints.

How API Monitoring Works

Comprehensive API health monitoring

1

Configure Endpoint

Enter URL, HTTP method, headers, and request body for your API.

2

Define Validation

Set expected status codes and optional response body assertions.

3

Monitor 24/7

We call your API continuously from global locations.

4

Get Alerts

Instant notifications when API issues are detected.

Why Monitor Your APIs?

APIs Power Modern Apps

Mobile apps, integrations, and microservices depend on your APIs. Downtime affects everything.

Third-Party Consumers

Partners and customers rely on your API. Meet SLAs with proactive monitoring.

Catch Breaking Changes

Detect when deployments break response format or introduce errors before users notice.

API Response
GET /api/v1/health
200 OK (45ms)
{
  "status": "healthy",
  "database": "connected",
  "cache": "connected",
  "version": "2.4.1"
}

Frequently Asked Questions

Which HTTP methods are supported?

We support all standard HTTP methods: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, HEAD, and OPTIONS. Configure custom headers, request bodies, and authentication for any RESTful API.

Can I validate JSON response fields?

Yes! Use JSONPath expressions to validate specific fields in the response. Check that key fields exist and contain expected values for comprehensive API contract testing.

How do I monitor authenticated APIs?

Add custom headers like Authorization: Bearer <token> or API keys. All credentials are stored encrypted. For OAuth flows, use long-lived service tokens.

Start monitoring your APIs today

Monitor REST APIs from 50+ global locations. Track performance, validate responses, and get instant alerts.