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Uptime reports, data & the vendor's own reliability — found from sitemap — UptimeRobot
Checked for UptimeRobot on 1 Nov 2026
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- https://help.uptimerobot.com/en/articles/17346561-how-to-generate-and-schedule-sla-uptime-reports
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SLA report methods Report an error
“UptimeRobot gives you two ways to report on uptime for an SLA. The Statistics and Graphs panel shows each monitor's uptime, incidents and response times whenever you need them. An SLA policy calculates your uptime against a target you set and emails you the result at the end of every month or quarter.”
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Uptime history paid Report an error
“Paid plans show up to 365 days of history.”
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Uptime history free Report an error
“The Free plan shows up to 3 months.”
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Mtbf Report an error
“Mean Time Between Failures is available per monitor and for the whole account, over 7, 30 or 365 days.”
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SLA policy period options Report an error
“Choose Calendar month or Rolling 30 days on any plan, or Calendar quarter or Rolling 90 days on a paid plan.”
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SLA policy monitor selection Report an error
“No. On paid plans, a policy covers monitor groups. To include a monitor, add it to a group first. See How to Group Monitors. On the Free plan, the policy always covers every monitor.”
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SLA policy auto add Report an error
“In the Monitors step, add monitor groups by searching for them by name, or click Enable Auto-add with all monitors to cover every monitor in your account.”
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SLA report recipient Report an error
“The report goes to the team owner. If a policy has no monitors that can be measured, for example because they're all paused, no email is sent.”
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SLA report contents Report an error
“The policy name, target and reporting period The policy's uptime and the verdict, for example "SLA met" The downtime budget used, in minutes and seconds Every monitor that had downtime in the period, with its uptime, plus how many other monitors stayed at 100%”
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SLA maintenance windows Report an error
“Planned maintenance windows don't count against your SLA.”
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SLA paused monitors Report an error
“Monitors that are paused when the result is calculated are left out.”
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SLA uptime calculation Report an error
“An SLA policy's uptime is the average uptime of its monitors over the chosen period, shown to 3 decimal places.”
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SLA badge Report an error
“Embed the SLA badge. Each policy has a badge that shows its uptime for the period, colored against your target. You can link it to one of your status pages.”
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SLA policy per client Report an error
“One policy per client. On a paid plan, create a separate policy for each client's monitor group, so each client gets its own number and its own report.”
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Monthly uptime report contents Report an error
“Overall uptime, number of incidents, total downtime and average incident duration Mean Time Between Failures and the longest incident Uptime compared with the previous month A response time summary: average, minimum and maximum, change from the previous month, and the number of peaks above 1,000 ms Every monitor, sorted by lowest uptime, with its daily status bars and incident count”
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Monthly uptime report free Report an error
“Paid plans get the monthly report every month. The Free plan gets it for the first 3 months.”
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Downtime budget 99 9 Report an error
“99.9% 43m 12s 2h 9m 36s”
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Downtime budget 99 99 Report an error
“99.99% 4m 19s 12m 58s”
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Downtime budget 31 day month Report an error
“A 31-day calendar month allows slightly more, for example 44m 38s at 99.9%.”
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SLA quarterly reports Report an error
“Yes, on a paid plan. Set the policy's period to Calendar quarter or Rolling 90 days and turn on Email reports. The report is sent at the end of each calendar quarter.”
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Response time region selector Report an error
“If the monitor checks from more than one region, use the region selector on the Response Time card to see one location at a time, so the numbers are comparable.”
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SLA email report schedule Report an error
“Rolling 30 days End of each calendar month The 30 days up to the send date”
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