Title: YoPingMe – Uptime Monitoring & Status Pages
Author: YoPing Me
Published: <strong>16. Augusta 2026.</strong>
Last modified: 23. Augusta 2026.

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# YoPingMe – Uptime Monitoring & Status Pages

 Od [YoPing Me](https://profiles.wordpress.org/devshield/)

[Skini](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/yopingme.1.5.2.zip)

 * [Detalji](https://bs.wordpress.org/plugins/yopingme/#description)
 * [Recenzije](https://bs.wordpress.org/plugins/yopingme/#reviews)
 *  [Instalacija](https://bs.wordpress.org/plugins/yopingme/#installation)
 * [Razvoj](https://bs.wordpress.org/plugins/yopingme/#developers)

 [Podrška](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/yopingme/)

## Opis

YoPingMe watches your sites from outside and tells you when they stop
 answering.
This plugin brings that view into wp-admin: a dashboard widget listing each of your
monitors, whether it is up right now, and its uptime over the last 24 hours, 7 days
and 30 days. Every monitor in the account is listed, so if you look after several
sites you see all of them from whichever site you are logged into.

**This plugin is a viewer, not a monitor.** It cannot detect your own site
 going
down, because a site that is down does not run PHP. The checking is done by YoPingMe's
probes from outside your server; the plugin only shows you what they found. If you
want to be told when your site goes down, set up alerts in your YoPingMe account.

#### What you get

 * A dashboard widget with every monitor's current status and uptime.
 * A notice at the top of wp-admin when this site went down while you were
    away,
   so a 3am outage that fixed itself does not go unnoticed.
 * A clear “as of” timestamp, so you always know how fresh the numbers are.
 * An optional status strip for any page or post, if you publish a status
    page 
   in your YoPingMe account. It appears only where you put it.
 * An optional one-line badge for your front page footer. It is off by default.

#### What YoPingMe does

YoPingMe runs HTTP, keyword, SSL, ping and TCP checks against your
 endpoints from
probes on three continents, and alerts you by email, webhook or Slack. The free 
plan covers 10 monitors at 5-minute intervals.

#### Being told what you missed

When YoPingMe recorded an outage for this site while you were away, the
 plugin 
says so at the top of wp-admin the next time you log in: how long it lasted, when
it started, and what the check saw. It looks back at most seven days, each administrator
gets their own “since your last visit”, and the notice stays put while you work 
rather than vanishing on the first click. Dismiss it and it is gone until the next
outage. There is a switch to turn it off entirely on the settings page.

This still does not make the plugin a monitor. It is telling you what
 YoPingMe's
probes saw from outside, after the fact.

#### Showing your status page (optional)

Status pages are made in your YoPingMe account, not here. If you publish
 one, the`[
yopingme_status]` shortcode puts a compact strip wherever you want it: the overall
state, a dot per service, and a link to the full status page. Nothing about it is
automatic – with no page chosen under Settings > YoPingMe, or no shortcode on the
page, the plugin renders nothing and makes no request for it.

The strip is drawn on your server from the status page's public data, at
 most once
every five minutes, so your visitors’ browsers never contact YoPingMe and no cookies
or scripts are added to your site. The link to the full page is always part of the
strip.

#### Why the data is cached

The plugin reads your monitors at most once an hour and caches the answer.
 The 
free plan includes a daily budget of API queries, and an hourly read keeps a busy
dashboard well inside it. The widget shows the time of the last read rather than
pretending the numbers are live, and a Refresh link lets you pull fresh data when
you want it.

### External services

This plugin connects to the YoPingMe API to fetch your monitors’ status.

 * **Service:** YoPingMe (https://yoping.me/), API endpoint
    https://app.yoping.
   me/api/mcp.
 * **When:** only after you save an API key, and at most once an hour when
    an administrator
   views a page in wp-admin. No request is made before a key is configured, none
   is made for logged-out visitors or for users who cannot manage options, and the
   plugin schedules nothing in the background.
 * **What is sent:** your API key, in an Authorization header, and the name
    of 
   the read-only operation being called (`list_monitors`, and list_incidents only
   when this site's own uptime figures already show less than 100%). No visitor 
   data, site content, or personal information is transmitted.
 * **What comes back:** your own monitors’ names, targets, current status
    and uptime
   percentages, and – when incidents are asked for – the start time, end time, length
   and cause of your own outages in the last seven days.

Terms of service: https://yoping.me/terms/
 Privacy policy: https://yoping.me/privacy/

Saving an API key you generated in your own YoPingMe account is what
 authorises
the plugin to contact that account. Removing the key on the settings page stops 
every request immediately and deletes the cached data.

The optional footer badge, when you switch it on, loads one image:

 * **Service:** YoPingMe (https://yoping.me/), badge logo
    https://yoping.me/badge/
   yopingme.svg.
 * **When:** only while the badge setting is on, and only on your site's
    front 
   page. Every other page makes no request. The badge is off by default, so a site
   that never turns it on never contacts yoping.me here.
 * **What is sent:** whatever any image request sends – your visitor's IP
    address,
   their browser's user agent, and the address of the page the badge is on. No cookies
   are set, no scripts are loaded, and nothing identifies the visitor beyond that.
 * **What comes back:** the YoPingMe logo, as an SVG image.

We count these requests to see which sites the badge is running on.
 Turning the
badge off on the settings page stops them immediately.

The optional status page shortcode, when a status page is configured, fetches
 and
displays it:

 * **Service:** YoPingMe (https://yoping.me/), status page JSON API
    https://app.
   yoping.me/.
 * **When:** when a page or post with the `[yopingme_status]` shortcode is
    viewed
   by any visitor, and a status page is either configured on the settings page or
   given directly with a `slug` attribute on the shortcode. The site's server makes
   the request, not the visitor's browser, at most every 5 minutes on success, and
   no more than every 2 minutes while YoPingMe is unreachable.
 * **What is sent:** the request itself, with the standard WordPress user
    agent,
   which includes the WordPress version and the site's URL, plus the server's IP
   address inherent to any request. No visitor data and no account key.
 * **What comes back:** the public status JSON for the configured status page,
    
   which the shortcode renders into a compact HTML strip.
 * **Links:** the rendered strip always links to the full status page on
    statuspage.
   yoping.me.

Removing the shortcode, or setting the status page to None on the settings
 page,
stops these requests immediately.

Terms of service: https://yoping.me/terms/
 Privacy policy: https://yoping.me/privacy/

## Slike ekrana

[⌊The dashboard widget: this site's current status and its uptime over the last 
24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, with the time the data was read.⌉⌊The dashboard widget:
this site's current status and its uptime over the last 24 hours, 7 days and 30 
days, with the time the data was read.⌉[

The dashboard widget: this site's current status and its uptime over the last 24
hours, 7 days and 30 days, with the time the data was read.

[⌊The settings page once this site is being watched, showing its status alongside
the API key and the optional footer badge.⌉⌊The settings page once this site is 
being watched, showing its status alongside the API key and the optional footer 
badge.⌉[

The settings page once this site is being watched, showing its status alongside 
the API key and the optional footer badge.

[⌊The guided setup that connects your YoPingMe account the first time you open the
plugin.⌉⌊The guided setup that connects your YoPingMe account the first time you
open the plugin.⌉[

The guided setup that connects your YoPingMe account the first time you open the
plugin.

[⌊The notice at the top of wp-admin after an outage: how long the site was down,
when it started and what the check saw.⌉⌊The notice at the top of wp-admin after
an outage: how long the site was down, when it started and what the check saw.⌉[

The notice at the top of wp-admin after an outage: how long the site was down, when
it started and what the check saw.

[⌊The status strip on a page of your site: the overall state, a dot for each service,
and the link to your full status page.⌉⌊The status strip on a page of your site:
the overall state, a dot for each service, and the link to your full status page
.⌉[

The status strip on a page of your site: the overall state, a dot for each service,
and the link to your full status page.

## Instalacija

 1. Install and activate the plugin.
 2. Go to Settings > YoPingMe. A two-step setup takes it from there: create or connect
    your YoPingMe account with an API key, then choose whether to watch this site and
    whether to show the footer badge.
 3. Your monitors appear on the WordPress dashboard, and the settings page shows this
    site's own status once it is being watched.

## ČPP

### Do I need a YoPingMe account?

Yes. The plugin displays data from your account and does no monitoring of
 its own.
A free account works.

### Where do I get an API key?

On your YoPingMe account page. Create a key with the MCP scope; that scope
 is read-
only and cannot change anything in your account.

### Why does the widget say “as of” a time instead of showing live data?

Because it is showing cached data, on purpose. Reading once an hour keeps
 the plugin
inside the free plan's daily query budget no matter how often you load the dashboard.
Use the Refresh link if you want the current numbers.

### Will this plugin tell me when my site goes down?

Not by itself, and no plugin can: when your site is down, WordPress is not
 running.
Set up email, webhook, or Slack alerts in your YoPingMe account for that. The plugin
is how you see the history afterwards.

### What is the footer badge?

An optional one-line credit reading “Uptime monitoring YoPingMe”, shown
 in the 
footer of your front page only. It is off unless you turn it on, it is marked `rel
="nofollow"`, and nothing in the plugin depends on it. The YoPingMe name is our 
logo, loaded as an image from yoping.me – see the External services section above
for exactly what that request involves. If the image cannot load, the badge falls
back to plain text. You can switch it off at any time on the settings page, or restyle
it with the .yopingme-badge class if you would rather keep it and match your theme.

### Why am I seeing a notice about downtime at the top of wp-admin?

Because YoPingMe recorded an outage for this site since the last time you
 were 
in wp-admin. It only looks back seven days, and only reports outages that started
after your previous visit, so it is telling you something you have not already seen.
Each administrator has their own last visit, so dismissing it for you does not hide
it from anyone else. Click the X to dismiss it; a later outage will raise a fresh
one. To switch it off for good, uncheck “Downtime notice” on Settings > YoPingMe.

### Does the downtime notice cost extra API queries?

Not on a healthy site. The plugin only asks YoPingMe for your outage
 history when
the monitor data it already has says this site is not up, or that its uptime over
the last 24 hours or 7 days is below 100%. A site that has been up all week never
spends the extra query.

### I look after several client sites. Does this work for that?

Yes, and it is the case the free plan suits best: 10 monitors at
 5-minute intervals
covers a typical client roster, and each site's dashboard shows the uptime figures
without you exporting anything.

One thing to know before you put your key on a client's site: the widget
 lists 
every monitor the key can see, so that client would see your other sites’ names 
too. If that is not what you want, keep your own key on your own dashboard, or give
each client their own YoPingMe account and key.

### What happens if my key stops working?

The widget keeps showing the last data it successfully fetched, with a
 notice explaining
what went wrong and when the data is from.

### How do I show my status page on my site?

Enable a status page in the YoPingMe dashboard, pick it under Settings >
 YoPingMe,
and add `[yopingme_status]` to any page or post. The strip always links to the full
page. Note that heavy page caching can keep the strip up to your cache's lifetime
behind live status; the strip itself refreshes at most every 5 minutes.

## Recenzije

Nema recenzija za ovaj dodatak.

## Saradnici i programeri

“YoPingMe – Uptime Monitoring & Status Pages” is open source software. The following
people have contributed to this plugin.

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## Zapis promijena

#### 1.5.2

 * The status strip's link now sits with the services instead of being pushed to
   the far right, which left it marooned across a gap on wide layouts and alone 
   on its own line on narrow ones.

#### 1.5.1

 * The plugin now says what it is in its name, so it can be found by what it does
   rather than only by brand.
 * Documented what administrators of several sites see: the widget lists every monitor
   the API key can reach.

#### 1.5.0

 * New: [yopingme_status] shortcode – a compact status strip for any page or post,
   linking to your full YoPingMe status page.
 * New: choose your status page on the settings screen (detected from your account,
   or pasted manually).

#### 1.4.0

 * New: wp-admin now tells you when this site went down while you were away – how
   long the outage lasted, when it started and what the check saw, with a link to
   the incident in YoPingMe.
 * The notice looks back at most seven days, is per administrator, sticks around
   for the rest of your visit rather than disappearing on the first click, and can
   be dismissed or switched off on the settings page.
 * Outage history is only fetched when your monitor's own uptime figures already
   show a problem, so a healthy site makes no extra requests.

#### 1.3.2

 * The refresh link's script (dashboard widget) and the test-connection button's
   script (settings page) are now proper enqueued assets instead of inline `<script
   >` tags.
 * Corrected probe-location wording: the fleet has grown past the original three
   cities, so the description no longer names a stale, incomplete list.

#### 1.3.1

 * Shorter badge copy: “Uptime monitoring” followed by the YoPingMe logo.
 * The badge link opens in a new tab (`target="_blank"` with `rel="noopener"`).

#### 1.3.0

 * The footer badge now reads “Uptime monitoring by YoPingMe” and appears on your
   front page only, instead of on every page.
 * The badge shows the YoPingMe logo, loaded as an image from yoping.me. This is
   a request from your visitors’ browsers to a third party, so the setting says 
   so before you switch it on and the External services section documents it. The
   badge is still off by default, and still `rel="nofollow"`.
 * If the logo cannot load, the badge falls back to plain text.

#### 1.2.0

 * Guided two-step setup: connect your account, then choose the badge and start 
   watching this site.
 * The settings page now shows this site's own status and uptime once it is being
   watched, instead of an Add button that had nothing left to do.
 * Clear links to your YoPingMe dashboard from the plugin page.
 * Removed the terms checkbox. Saving a key from your own account is the authorisation;
   the External Services section above is the full disclosure.
 * The activation notice about the footer badge is gone. The badge is still off 
   by default and is offered as a labelled step during setup.

#### 1.1.1

 * Test connection always contacts YoPingMe. It could previously report a revoked
   key as connected by answering from the cache.

#### 1.1.0

 * Accept the YoPingMe terms before the plugin connects; no key is stored and no
   request is made until you do.
 * Add this site to YoPingMe from the settings page, when your account supports 
   it.
 * Shorter footer badge, with only the brand name linked.
 * Endpoints can be pointed at a staging YoPingMe from wp-config.php.

#### 1.0.0

 * First release: dashboard widget, hourly cached reads, optional footer badge.

## Meta

 *  Version **1.5.2**
 *  Last updated **prije 1 sat**
 *  Active installations **Manje od 10**
 *  WordPress version ** 6.0 ili viša **
 *  Tested up to **7.1**
 *  PHP version ** 7.4 ili viša **
 *  Language
 * [English (US)](https://wordpress.org/plugins/yopingme/)
 * Tags
 * [downtime](https://bs.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/downtime/)[monitoring](https://bs.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/monitoring/)
   [status page](https://bs.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/status-page/)[uptime](https://bs.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/uptime/)
   [website monitoring](https://bs.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/website-monitoring/)
 *  [Napredni pogled](https://bs.wordpress.org/plugins/yopingme/advanced/)

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