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API documentation — Better Stack Uptime
Checked for Better Stack Uptime on 1 Nov 2026
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- https://betterstack.com/docs/uptime/api/getting-started-with-uptime-api/
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- 1 Nov 2026, 10:23 UTC
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API jsonapi Report an error
“Our API follows the JSON:API specification.”
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API auth Report an error
“API requests to the Incidents API are authorized using the Bearer Authentication standard. Simply include an Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN header in your requests.”
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Global API token Report an error
“A global API token is a token valid across all your teams, for managing anything within Better Stack.”
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Team scoped API token Report an error
“An Incidents API token is a team-scoped token for managing your Incidents resources. You can get a separate API token for each of your teams.”
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Terraform Report an error
“You can manage your Better Stack resources using Terraform.”
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API endpoints Report an error
“Incidents API Getting an API token Pagination Monitors Heartbeats On-call & incidents Status pages Metadata Integrations Team members Organization roles Usage Reporting”
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Faq Report an error
“Check out our easy-to-navigate Frequently Asked Questions.”
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Entity Report an error
“© 2026 Better Stack, Inc.”
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