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3-day uptime test · 28 October 2026 to 31 October 2026

10Web uptime test

I built 1 real sites on 10Web for my review. My own monitor opens every one of them every 5 minutes for 3 days, to see whether 10Web's hosting keeps them online.

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  • Test progressDay 2 of 3
  • Up so far–
  • Outages0
  • Checks so far0
This uptime test is part of my hands-on reviewRead the full 10Web AI website builder reviewHow the AI built my three sites, editing, speed, SEO, a real test order, support and the price.

One monitor for each test site

All site are built, hosted and served by 10Web, and each one is its own test. The strip on each monitor has a bar for each of the 3 days; pick a day to see every check that day.

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Proof these sites run on 10Web, not on RankDude

One of the sites uses a RankDude address, so here's how you can tell 10Web is really serving it. Every check records who answered, and you can verify each point yourself.

  1. The address points to 10Web. The site's DNS record sends visitors to 10Web's servers (a 10web.cloud address on 10Web's own hosting). RankDude hosts nothing there.
  2. 10Web signs every answer. Each response carries a tweb-origin: managed header from 10Web's hosting, which only 10Web's servers add. My monitor records it on every check.
  3. The page says so. The site is a WordPress site that 10Web's own builder wrote, with the 10Web editor inside its admin.
  4. Our own site looks different. rankdude.ai answers from Vercel, with a different signature and different addresses.

Outages during the test

None so far. Every one of the 0 checks was answered.

How the 10Web uptime test works

Built and run by RankDude
What it checks
  • café (10web.cloud trial address): concrete-kangaroo.10web.cloud
Test period
28 October 2026 to 31 October 2026 (3 days)
How often
Every 5 minutes, day and night, from one fixed location, so answer times compare fairly between builders.
What counts as down
No answer within 20 seconds, a server error or a missing page. Each failure is checked again 15 seconds later before it counts, and a round lost on our own connection is thrown out.
Checks so far
0
Last update
29 Oct 2026, 01:59 UTC
Who runs it
RankDude's own monitor. No outside status service is used, and no brand can see or change its numbers before they're published.

Answer times are how long the server took to reply (typical –, slowest 5% –). The method for every builder is on the uptime tests page. The rest of my hands-on test is in the 10Web review.

Questions

What does this 10Web uptime test measure?
Whether sites built on 10Web stay online. I built 1 real sites on 10Web for my review and my own monitor opens each one every 5 minutes, from 28 October 2026 to 31 October 2026. If 10Web's hosting stops, these sites stop, so this is what a 10Web customer would see.
How reliable has 10Web been so far?
The first checks are on their way.
What counts as down?
A site that doesn't answer within 20 seconds, returns a server error or a missing page. Every failure is checked again 15 seconds later before it counts, and a round where our own connection drops is thrown out instead of counted against the builder.
What happens when the test ends?
On 31 October 2026 the numbers are frozen and the final result goes into the 10Web review. The record on this page stays as it was.

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