Uptime
Uptime is the percentage of time your site or app is online and working. It is usually expressed as a number close to 100% — because every minute of downtime is a minute customers cannot reach you.
Why does uptime matter to your business?
When your site is down, you are invisible — no sales, no bookings, no leads, and a dent in trust if it happens often. Good uptime depends on reliable hosting and someone watching for problems. It is easy to ignore until it fails at the worst moment.
At Nabee, keeping your product online is part of the Maintenance Plan and included hosting, so monitoring and recovery are handled. One partner means downtime is our problem to catch, not yours to discover from an angry customer.
A concrete example
A booking platform like Toree needs to be reachable every hour someone might book. Reliable hosting plus active care is what keeps uptime high, so a booking is never lost to an outage.
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Common questions
- What is good uptime?
- As close to 100% as practical. Even small percentages of downtime add up to real lost hours over a year.
- Who watches for downtime?
- Under the Maintenance Plan, monitoring and recovery are Nabee's responsibility, not yours.
- What causes downtime?
- Hosting failures, traffic spikes, bad deployments, or attacks. Good hosting, caching, and maintenance reduce the risk.