Jetpack Monitor will keep tabs on your site, and alert you the moment that downtime is detected.
Once activated, one of our servers will start checking your site every five minutes. If it looks like something’s gone awry, we’ll fire off an email notification to the WordPress.com account that Jetpack is connected under.
If you’d like to add something to your email filters to make sure these notification emails never get sent to spam, they’ll all be coming from support@jetpack.me, and have one of the following subject lines:
[Jetpack Monitor] Bad news — your site http://jetpack.me is down!
[Jetpack Monitor] Bad news — your site http://jetpack.me is still down!
[Jetpack Monitor] Good news — your site http://jetpack.me is back up!
The first message will be sent when we first detect your site being down. The second will arrive if it’s still down after about an hour, and the final message will come when it looks like your site is back up again!
Is your site up and running properly, but you’re receiving ‘site down’ notifications?
Make sure your hosting service isn’t blocking our monitoring agent! The user agent that we’re sending along with the HEAD requests should be jetmon/1.0 (Jetpack Site Uptime Monitor by WordPress.com)! If it’s still not going through properly, please contact support.
