UptimeRobot alerts, routed to the right on-call engineer

How the UptimeRobot integration works

1. Create a UptimeRobot integration in EvoHub On-Call and pick the escalation policy it should notify.
2. EvoHub gives the integration its own URL (or inbound address) with a unique key — paste it into UptimeRobot using the steps below.
3. Each UptimeRobot alert opens an EvoHub alert, and your escalation policy pages the on-call person — then the next step if nobody acknowledges.
4. Resolves automatically when UptimeRobot reports the monitor up again.

Set up UptimeRobot

Create the integration in EvoHub first — it shows your personal integration URL to paste below.

# 1. UptimeRobot → My Settings → Alert Contacts → Add → Web-Hook

# 2. URL to Notify — paste this, INCLUDING the & at the end:
<your EvoHub integration URL>&
#    The trailing & is a must: UptimeRobot appends the alert
#    data (monitorID, alertType, …) right after your URL, and
#    without the & it corrupts the key → nothing arrives.

# 3. That's it — no POST value needed. UptimeRobot adds the
#    fields automatically as a querystring.

UptimeRobot + EvoHub — FAQ

How do I connect UptimeRobot to EvoHub?

In EvoHub, go to On-Call → Integrations, add UptimeRobot, and choose an escalation policy. Then configure UptimeRobot with the integration URL EvoHub shows you — the exact steps are on this page.

Do UptimeRobot alerts resolve automatically in EvoHub?

Resolves automatically when UptimeRobot reports the monitor up again.

How is the UptimeRobot integration priced?

Integrations are included. EvoHub bills on usage, not per seat: an ingested alert costs 1 EvoHub token (about $0.015), push and webhook notifications are free, and every account gets 200 free tokens each month.