Pulsetic does not work
Pulsetic can't even bypass Cloudflare/captcha, which means it can't reach any modern website, lol. So what's the point of this crap? Why would I monitor my own websites? Lol. That's nonsense. There are other services that can monitor any website without any issues, so don't waste your time on this crap! Yeah, you asked me about websites, even though you mentioned them yourself, lol. So you stopped responding because you realized how worthless your service is. Funny. You yourself show in the FAQ that you use the Google homepage for monitoring. Are you the owner of that site? No. So what are you talking about?) What's the point of your reply? To prove once again how ridiculous you are? You've done it.) I don't see the point in continuing this. We're done.
By mrx
Response from Pulsetic· Jan 6, 2026
Hello [email protected], We have already been in contact with you through our support ticket system. During that conversation, our team repeatedly asked for additional details so we could properly investigate the issue, however we did not receive the requested information. Based on what we can see, the issue is related to attempting to monitor third-party websites such as Google and Binance. These platforms use very strict security and traffic filtering. Monitoring systems like ours require the website owner to whitelist our IP addresses in their firewall. Since you are not the owner of Google or Binance, it is not possible to whitelist our IPs, and as a result the monitoring requests are blocked. Our platform is designed to monitor websites and services that you own or control. Monitoring third-party websites can be challenging when those sites use strict firewalls or actively block bots. As explained in our support tickets, if you are monitoring your own resources, no action is usually required. Only in cases where a server or hosting provider uses an aggressive firewall configuration would IP whitelisting be needed. More information about our monitoring locations can be found here: https://help.pulsetic.com/article/195-locations We would like to reiterate that we asked multiple times for specific examples of websites you believed were blocked so our engineers could review them. Unfortunately, that information was never provided. Attempting to monitor google.com or binance.com does not reflect a typical or supported monitoring scenario. Regarding the Cloudflare concern, Pulsetic is officially listed in Cloudflare’s Radar bot catalog and is whitelisted. This can be verified here: https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots/directory/pulsetic-8 As mentioned earlier, any Cloudflare-related issue could occur due to a highly customized configuration on the website being monitored. However, since the user is not the owner of those websites, such as Binance, they cannot modify the Cloudflare settings required to allow monitoring of that resource. If you decide to monitor websites or services that you own and control, our support team will be happy to assist further.