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Export Your Uptime Data in JSON Format

When you monitor website or server uptime, sometimes you need more than a polished report. You might want the raw data instead, so you can integrate it into dashboards, prepare for audits, or keep a performance archive. Semonto’s new JSON export gives you full access to your uptime data.

Illustration of Semonto uptime export
Jelle De Laender
Jelle De Laender 23 October 2025

Why we added JSON exports

Our users asked for a way to work with Semonto uptime results outside the standard PDF performance report.

  • Agencies wanted to feed the data into dashboards.
  • Developers wanted to keep their own archives.
  • Compliance teams needed machine-readable evidence for audits.

The new JSON export meets all those needs with a single download that contains all the uptime data you see in Semonto, ready to use anywhere.

How it works

  1. Open your Website overview or Server overview, select the monitors you want to include, and click Download.
  2. Select Uptime data (JSON).
  3. Pick the time period and confirm.

Semonto will generate the export file, save it to your device, and email you a download link so you can retrieve it again later.

What’s inside the file

The JSON export contains the same uptime data you see in Semonto, just without the formatting. For each monitor, you’ll find:

  • Monthly summaries and daily breakdowns
  • Per-test statistics about uptime and incidents
  • Durations in both seconds and ISO 8601 periods

This makes it easy to plug the data straight into spreadsheets, BI tools, or custom scripts.

Benefits for your team

  • Build automated reports by mixing Semonto data with metrics from other systems.
  • Share incident evidence with clients, stakeholders, or auditors who need verifiable uptime logs.
  • Keep an independent archive of uptime history for long-term benchmarking.
  • Integrate directly into your own dashboards or alerting pipelines. No manual exports required.

Learn more

Need a step-by-step walkthrough? Check out our guide How to download uptime data for screenshots and details about the file structure.

We’re excited to see what you build with the JSON export! If you have feedback or ideas for additional formats, let us know through support. All your ideas are welcome.

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