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Status note (checked 11 November 2026): The monitis.com address now redirects to TeamViewer’s Remote Management (RMM) product page. Monitis is no longer marketed as a standalone website monitoring service.

Introduction

Monitis was a cloud-based website, server and application monitoring service. It was acquired by TeamViewer, and when CheckOps checked in November 2026 the monitis.com address redirected to TeamViewer’s Remote Management product page, which covers remote monitoring and management (RMM) of IT assets.

Monitis historically offered website uptime and performance monitoring from multiple locations, transaction monitoring, server and network monitoring, and alerting. Those capabilities are no longer marketed under the Monitis name; the redirect suggests Monitis has been folded into TeamViewer’s RMM offering, which targets IT support teams rather than web performance testing.

CheckOps keeps this page for readers who find Monitis in older articles. For website performance and uptime monitoring, choose an active tool from the alternatives.

Former Monitis website checks can usually be recreated quickly in tools such as Uptrends, Pingdom or UptimeRobot: export the list of monitored URLs, intervals and alert contacts first, then rebuild them and run both systems in parallel for a short period.

Features

1. Website monitoring (legacy): Uptime and response time checks from multiple locations.
2. Server and network monitoring (legacy): Agent-based infrastructure monitoring.
3. Alerting (legacy): Email and SMS alerts.
4. Current home: TeamViewer Remote Management (RMM).

Pros

1. Successor available for IT monitoring: TeamViewer Remote Management covers device and asset monitoring.

Cons

1. Brand retired: The Monitis product is no longer marketed; its domain redirects to TeamViewer.
2. Different focus: TeamViewer RMM targets IT support rather than web performance.

Usage and Links (Example)

Former users should move website and transaction checks to an active synthetic monitoring tool. When comparing monitoring tools, run the same two or three critical pages or journeys in each trial for a couple of weeks, from the regions where your users are, and compare alert quality, false positives, data retention and the total price at your required check frequency.

Also review any API integrations or scripts that called Monitis endpoints.

Pricing

Not available under the Monitis name. See TeamViewer for Remote Management pricing.

Recommended for?

• Readers researching legacy monitoring tools
• Former Monitis users planning migration

Conclusion

Monitis no longer exists as a standalone product; its domain redirects to TeamViewer Remote Management. Choose an active website monitoring tool for new work.