Why it matters
Etizei is a European uptime monitor, made in Italy
Etizei is built and run in Italy. It isn't an international product with an Italian coat of paint bolted on: it's designed, written and operated here, by Striom, the Monza-based digital agency the project grew out of. That said, it's a solution useful internationally, not just for sites based in Italy: the difference shows up in the details, wherever you operate.
In short
- Built in Italy, by an Italian team
- Monitoring infrastructure with its main nodes in Italy
- Infrastructure built to evolve and improve over time, not frozen at launch-day specs
- Support and billing handled directly, with real people answering
A European alternative, not just a translated one
Plenty of monitoring tools are built elsewhere and reach Europe only once their interface gets translated. Etizei started from the opposite direction: it was shaped by watching, up close, across dozens of sites Striom manages for its own clients, what an agency, a freelancer or a small business actually needs to sleep well about their site, wherever it's based.
Main nodes in Italy, built to evolve
The infrastructure running Etizei's checks has its main nodes in Italy. We deliberately don't go into exactly where: the infrastructure stays flexible on purpose, built to grow, change and improve over time instead of staying fixed to today's setup.
Real support, not a ticket queue
When you write in with a problem or a question, the people who answer are the same people who write the code, not an automated form or an offshored support tier. Assisted setup, for anyone who'd rather not configure things alone, follows the same principle: it isn't outsourced to a different team somewhere else, it's the same team building Etizei every day.
A European company, with everything that implies
Etizei is a product of Striom, a company based in Monza, Italy. That means European billing, a real point of contact, and a service answerable to Italian and EU law, not a contract written for a different market than yours.
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