Beamfar

Two-region confirmation,
so a blip in one region sends no alert.

A failure seen from one place is often a problem on the way to the site, not the site. Beamfar calls a site down only when two regions agree; one region failing alone is a regional issue: recorded, and no alert.

  • On every plan
  • Checks from Falkenstein and Helsinki
  • Data unavailable is never up
Fourteen checks per regionExample data

One alert, for the real outage. Two blips, no alert.

Example data, made up

How it works

The rule is built into every page check.

  1. Every region checks

    Each site is checked from every region on the plan’s schedule, and each region keeps its own result and time.

  2. One region fails: a regional issue

    It is recorded on the site’s page and listed apart in the monthly report, and no alert is sent.

  3. Two regions agree: one alert

    When a second region confirms the failure, you get one alert with what each region saw, and another when fresh checks pass.

What you get

  • Fewer alerts to ignore

    Blips from one place stay on the record and out of your inbox.

  • Regional issues kept apart

    The monthly report lists regional issues apart and does not count them as downtime.

  • A gap shows as data unavailable

    A site with no valid measurement from any region shows as data unavailable, never as up.

  • The rule named on the incident

    Every incident page names the rule that opened it, with the checks it rests on.

Which plans include it

Two-region confirmation is on every plan, Free included: it is how every page check works.

  • FreeIncluded
  • SoloIncluded
  • TeamIncluded
  • AgencyIncluded
  • Agency PlusIncluded

Every limit, on the pricing page

Questions about two-region confirmation

What is a regional issue?

A failure that one region sees and another does not. It is shown on the site’s page and listed in the monthly report, but it sends no alert and is not counted as downtime.

Can I choose the regions of a check?

No. Every check runs from every region on its plan, so that two of them can confirm an outage.

Are scheduled tasks confirmed by two regions too?

No. A heartbeat’s incident opens when your job’s ping is late or reports a failure.

What if no region can measure the site?

Then the site shows as data unavailable. It is never counted as up and never shown as zero.

One alert per real outage, with what each region saw.

Add your sites: checking starts as soon as you do.

No card for the Free plan.