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Importing from UptimeRobot

UptimeRobot is a popular uptime checker, but it doesn’t give you a public status page to communicate with customers during downtime. Importing your monitors into StatusPage.me lets you keep the checks you already have and add a real incident communication page around them.

This provider brings over: monitors only. See the full import wizard guide for the complete step-by-step flow — this page covers what’s specific to UptimeRobot.

Getting Your API Key from UptimeRobot

  1. Log in to your UptimeRobot dashboard.
  2. Go to My Settings.
  3. Under API Settings, copy your Main API Key (read-only keys also work).

UptimeRobot API keys page

Importing into StatusPage.me

  1. Open the import wizard from your status page’s Settings → Components, or the Import your data banner on a newly created page.
  2. Choose UptimeRobot from the provider list.
  3. Paste in your API key.
  4. Click Validate & continue, review the preview, then Start import.

UptimeRobot selected in the import wizard

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