Delete Monitor
Remove an SSL & domain monitor you no longer need — and what happens to its data.
Deleting an SSL & domain monitor stops its checks and alerts and removes it from your dashboard and any status pages it appears on.
Delete a monitor
- From Monitors, open the SSL & domain monitor you want to remove.
- Open its Settings, then choose Delete.
- Confirm — deletion is permanent.
What happens
- The monitor stops checking immediately and no longer sends expiry warnings.
- It’s removed from any status page components that referenced it.
- Its history and incidents are removed with it.
Heads up: deleting an SSL monitor means you’ll no longer be warned before that certificate or domain expires. Only delete it if the domain is being retired — otherwise keep it, since expiry warnings are the whole point.
Consider pausing instead
Deletion can’t be undone. To stop checks temporarily without losing coverage long-term, pause the monitor instead — it keeps its full history and can be resumed with one click. See Edit Monitor.
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