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In Depth Website Checks with our new Intelligent Page Monitors

December 16, 2016

This week we have added Intelligent Page Monitors to our range of website/app performance monitoring products!

Andrew Mason

Real User Monitoring

September 30, 2016

Our latest feature addition is Real User Monitoring. This enables your real users to provide accurate performance timing data.

Andrew Mason

Announcing our Latest Update: Synthetic User Journey Monitoring

April 29, 2016

We're pleased to announce our latest major feature: User Journey monitoring! Take a look to see what we've been up to.

Tyler James

Announcing Some Major App Updates!

March 9, 2016

This week we've released some major improvements across the RapidSpike app. Come take a look!

Bryn Dodgson

Using Monitoring to Help with PCI Compliance

February 15, 2016

Your RapidSpike account can be used for so much more than just uptime monitoring. Here we explore just one of the ways you can assure your online presence.

Andrew Mason

Creating a universal & dynamic “Add New”

February 1, 2016

We've completely revamped our "Add New" functionality to auto-scan your servers & websites for monitors. Take a look to see what else we've changed!

Bryn Dodgson

New Overview Reporting

January 15, 2016

An introduction to our new graphical overview reports! Great for PDF and print, these new reports give a clean and concise summary of activity for your asset.

Andrew Mason

How to Track Your SEO Stats Using RapidSpike

December 18, 2015

We've another new feature - tracking SEO metrics on your websites! You can now track vital SEO metrics like Domain Authority and links.

Andrew Mason

Domain and SSL Monitoring with RapidSpike

December 11, 2015

We've launched two new monitors this week: Domain Whois & SSL Certificate Monitoring. Now available in all trial & paid accounts!

Andrew Mason

WebApp Performance Slashed by 99.6%

November 20, 2015

As a company who develop 21st century web monitoring software that can measure uptime and performance, we can hardly allow our own WebApp performance to be poor, can we?

Tyler James

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