UptimeRobot Connector.

UptimeRobot checks whether a site responds, and how fast. Protuno reads that history across your whole account, and the Uptime Checker playbook is planned to use it.

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  • API key
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No install needed for the audit. We suggest connecting a staging copy of your site first, before your live site.

Protuno connects to UptimeRobot. 3 reads, 0 writes.
3 on its own

Permissions.

Reads can run on their own. Writes ask you first by default.

Reads

3 reads

Monitor status, incidents and response times.

  • Read monitors and status
  • Read uptime and downtime incidents
  • Read response times
Writes

0 writes

None. It is read only, so nothing in UptimeRobot changes.

All 3 capabilities

Showing 3 of 3 capabilities

Read

  • Read monitors and statusuptimerobot.monitor.read

    Reads every monitor on the account, with its type, status and uptime ratio.

    Needs: Read-only API key, not a monitor-specific key

    On its own

  • Read uptime and downtime incidentsuptimerobot.incidents.read

    Reads the uptime and downtime incidents of each monitor.

    Needs: Read-only API key, not a monitor-specific key

    On its own

  • Read response timesuptimerobot.response_times.read

    Reads recent response times for each monitor.

    Needs: Read-only API key, not a monitor-specific key

    On its own
What It Does

What Protuno Does With UptimeRobot.

Protuno reads status, incidents and response times for every monitor on your account so it can flag downtime or slow responses. It is read only.

Uptime status

Checks each monitor's current status and uptime ratio.

Playbook: Uptime Checker

Reads

Incidents

Reads uptime and downtime incidents to see when a site went down and came back.

Playbook: Uptime Checker

Reads

Response times

Reads recent response times to spot slow or flapping checks.

Playbook: Uptime Checker

Reads

Whole account

Reads every monitor on the account, not one monitor. A read-only account key reaches all of them.

Reads

Playbooks 1 planned

Planned for the Uptime Checker playbook.

  • Uptime CheckerPlanned

Set Up · 5 steps

You See The Full List Before Anything Is Granted.

How it connects: you paste an UptimeRobot read-only API key. It reads every monitor on the account and cannot change anything.

  1. Step 1

    Create a read-only API key in UptimeRobot

    In UptimeRobot, go to Dashboard > Integrations & API > API and create a Read-only API key.

    A monitor-specific key reads only one monitor, so use the read-only account key.

    you see: The Integrations & API page lists existing keys, with a button to generate a new Main, Read-only or Monitor-specific key.

  2. Step 2

    Paste the key into Protuno

    Paste the key.

    Protuno checks that it is valid by asking UptimeRobot for your monitors.

    you see: A spinner, then a confirmation that the key works.

  3. Step 3

    See what it can do

    Protuno lists the monitors the key can read.

    you see: A list of monitors with their type and current status.

  4. Step 4

    Choose what runs

    Reads run on their own.

    Writes ask you first by default, and this connector has no write tool.

    you see: A list of the reads that run on their own.

  5. Step 5

    Confirm what you grant

    Confirm    Protuno states the grant as one plain sentence and asks you to agree.

    you see: A plain sentence and a confirm button.

Before You Connect It

Questions.

What UptimeRobot plan do I need for API access?

UptimeRobot's own pages say which plans include API access and how tightly each plan limits requests. Check them before you connect.

What are the exact rate limits?

UptimeRobot's API docs give 10 requests per minute on the Free plan. On the Pro plan it is the monitor count times 2 requests per minute, capped at 5,000 requests per minute. A 429 response and X-RateLimit-* headers signal the limit.

What can't Protuno do in UptimeRobot?

This connector is read only. It cannot delete monitors, change alert contacts, or touch account or billing settings.

How fresh is the data?

Status reflects UptimeRobot's own check interval for that monitor, as fast as every 1 minute on paid plans and slower on Free. Protuno does not run its own checks.

A read failed. Why?

The most common cause is pasting a monitor-specific key, which reads only that one monitor. Use a read-only account key instead.

How do I revoke access?

In UptimeRobot, delete or regenerate the key under Integrations & API > API. Disconnecting in Protuno does not revoke the key at UptimeRobot. Delete it there to cut access for good. UptimeRobot does not publish a separate key-revoke API endpoint, so the dashboard step is the real revoke.

Capability names and default settings (on its own or ask first) are Protuno's own, and they can change as the product develops. Playbook plan, schedule and date come from Protuno's agent pages. Protuno last confirmed this connector's build status on 13 Oct 2026. Vendor limits and permissions on this page follow the vendor's public documentation as reviewed on 13 Oct 2026. The vendor's own page is the final word.

Free Site Audit

Do You Use UptimeRobot?

The free audit looks at the site from the outside. Connect tools afterwards, one capability at a time.

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