Interactive query builder
Pick a metric from autocomplete, choose avg, sum, min, max or a percentile, and filter by any of your tags. The result chart renders immediately without writing a query language.
An interactive query builder for the time-series metrics you send: aggregations, tag filters, group-by, adjustable time ranges, dashboard widgets, and threshold alerts that page your notification groups.
Select a metric, choose an aggregation function, group by a tag, and the chart updates instantly. Put the metric on a dashboard next to your uptime charts and set alerts that fire when a single aggregated value crosses a threshold, with no PromQL required.
Pick a metric from autocomplete, choose avg, sum, min, max or a percentile, and filter by any of your tags. The result chart renders immediately without writing a query language.
Choose from presets (1h, 6h, 24h, 7d, 30d) and zoom into any stretch of the chart. Resolution adjusts automatically to keep charts readable, or pick a bucket width yourself.
Tag your metrics at emit time (service, host, region, customer), then group by one of those tags to compare its series side by side and see which one is driving a change.
Send bucketed histograms and read them back as p50 to p99 lines over time, or as a heatmap that shows the whole distribution a single percentile hides.
Save the metric, aggregation, filters, time range and display mode as a named view, keep it to yourself or share it with your team, and add the metric to a dashboard.
Define a metric, an aggregation (avg, max, min, sum, or latest), a comparison, and a value. Alerts page the same notification groups as monitors. Multi-series group-by and on-call escalation are not part of a metric alert.
The query builder autocompletes metric names from your data, so you spend time reading results rather than remembering field names. Change aggregation, adjust the time window, or add a group-by, and the chart updates without a page load.
Send gauges, counters and histograms as JSON to one HTTPS endpoint, each with its own tags. There is no agent to install and no SDK to adopt: anything that can make an HTTP request can report a metric.
longest metric retention we sell today
aggregations, from avg and sum to p99
agents or SDKs needed to send a metric
free tier, no credit card needed to start
POST JSON to https://metrics.siteqwality.com/metrics with your API key in the Authorization header. Gauges, counters and histograms are supported, each with its own tags, and no SDK is required.
No. The explorer builds every query from menus: a metric, an aggregation, tag filters and a group-by. There is no query language to learn. Dashboards can also combine queries with simple formulas, such as failed checks divided by all checks, times 100.
Yes. Dashboards belong to your account, so everyone on the team sees the same boards. Put a metric chart next to uptime, monitor status, open incidents, a live log stream or a trace list, and text notes. Building and editing dashboards needs a paid plan.
Pick a metric, an aggregation (avg, max, min, sum, or latest), a comparison, and a number. The platform evaluates that one scalar over a rolling window and pages your notification groups when it crosses the threshold. Group-by series and on-call escalation are not part of a metric alert.
In the explorer: avg, sum, min, max, and the percentiles p50, p75, p90, p95 and p99. Histograms add p50 to p99 lines and a heatmap. Alerts use avg, sum, min, max or the latest value.
Uptime, cron, synthetic, logs, RUM, incidents, and status pages. Free tier on every product.