$ zivvo watch --all-endpoints
Catch broken APIs before your customers do. Zivvo tests every endpoint from more than thirty regions, notices latency spikes, schema drift and failing responses within seconds, and hands the right engineer the request trace while the status page is still green.
On-call rotations at these teams read Zivvo first
01 / features
Five instruments, each doing one job well. They share one set of checks, so what pages you, what the status page shows and what the diff says are always the same story.
Checks run from more than thirty regions on a ten-second cadence, so a failure in one corner of the network is a data point rather than a rumour. Zivvo sets every zone against the rest and tells you which one is the odd one out.
Zivvo learns the response shape of every REST and GraphQL endpoint and compares each reply against it. When total_cents becomes an amount object, you get the before and after, the deploy it arrived with, and a choice: accept the new shape or keep alerting.
Every alert ships with a request trace snapshot: the headers, the response body and the span that stalled. Whoever is on call opens one link and starts from the cause instead of the symptom, and the right engineer is paged by on-call schedule, not by guesswork.
Chain requests into a flow — create a cart, add an item, check out — and assert on status, schema and time budget at every step. Run it on a schedule, or from CI the moment a deploy finishes, so a broken cart call fails the pipeline before anyone reviews the pull request.
Publish uptime history for the components customers care about, or keep a private page for staff. It reads from the same checks that page you, so the page can’t drift from reality, and it won’t stay green while the pager is ringing.
02 / the route
Most teams learn about a broken endpoint the slow way. Setting up Zivvo takes about as long as that first support ticket.
// the usual route
The ticket says checkout “felt slow”. Nobody connects it to anything yet.
Still green, because the status page measures what you told it to measure.
The fix is small. Finding it took most of the morning.
// the zivvo route
Paste a base URL or import your OpenAPI or GraphQL schema. Zivvo finds the endpoints and learns their shape.
Choose the zones, the interval and the latency budget, then say who is paged for which endpoint.
The first alert arrives with the request trace attached, usually before a customer has noticed anything.
03 / integrations
Alerts, trace links and status updates land where people are already talking, so nobody has to learn a new inbox.
04 / plans
The more often Zivvo checks, the sooner you hear. Pick the interval you can’t afford to miss; every plan includes the same schema drift detection and request traces.
$0/ month
For a side project or a single service you’d like to keep an eye on.
$79/ month
For a product team with an on-call rota and a checkout worth protecting.
$349/ month
For platforms where ten seconds of silence is already too long.
The parts that make Zivvo what it is don’t sit behind a tier.
Prices are per workspace, per month.
05 / field notes
A partner used to be our schema-drift alarm. Now it’s a diff in our channel an hour after the deploy that caused it.
The alert arrives with the trace already attached, so whoever is on call opens one link instead of four tabs.
We run checkout as a multi-step flow on every merge. If the cart call breaks, the pipeline says so before anyone opens the pull request.
$ zivvo init
Start on the free Hobby plan, or put Scale across every endpoint you own. Either way, the next broken response reaches an engineer before it reaches a customer.
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