Expiry warnings
Set how many days ahead you want to be warned (e.g. 14) and get an alert while there is still time to renew.
Already watching your sites with WatchControl? Add SSL expiry alerts to the same monitors — so a lapsed certificate can't quietly take down logins, APIs or checkout.
Set how many days ahead you want to be warned (e.g. 14) and get an alert while there is still time to renew.
Each check confirms the certificate is currently valid for the host — not just present — so you catch misconfigurations too.
Certificates are re-checked alongside your uptime checks, so a renewal that silently fails is caught quickly.
Email and webhook on every plan, plus SMS, routed to the tools your team already uses.
Certificates live on load balancers, reverse proxies, mail servers and internal systems — and ownership is often unclear. A single forgotten renewal can take down customer-facing services and erode trust.
WatchControl gives you one place to see expiry dates across every endpoint you run, with warnings early enough to act. Combine it with HTTP, keyword and port checks for full coverage of each service.
WatchControl covers expiry alerts as part of uptime monitoring. If you need to manage certificates — a full inventory, PKI and CT-log discovery, ACME/Let's Encrypt automation and NIS2 compliance reporting — that is CertControl, our certificate-specialist platform from the same team at Certiva.
Many teams run both: WatchControl tells you the moment a certificate or service goes down; CertControl keeps every certificate renewed and audit-ready long before it gets that far.
Add a certificate target and pick your warning window — free to start.