Absolutely. Catchpoint supports continuous monitoring of route tables, spotting prefix withdrawals, new route announcements, hijacks, or leaks in real time. That means you’ll know exactly when a route goes missing or appears unexpectedly .

Catchpoint combines BGP route analytics with global vantage points and RPKI validation. We surface hijacking events—whether due to malicious activity (e.g., prefix hijacks) or misconfiguration—with concurrent alerts and visual confirmation.

Yes—you get full API access and alert forwarding, so all BGP events go straight into your incident systems: Slack, email, PagerDuty, ServiceNow, etc. You’ll never miss a BGP anomaly again.

Catchpoint provides global vantage points that emulate real-world routing behavior. You can monitor how routes propagate across continents, spot regional blackholes or reachability gaps, and correlate route behavior with user experience.

With real-time alerts and route change detection, Catchpoint helps you reduce MTTD (Mean Time to Detect) from hours to minutes—without needing to parse MRT files manually.

Catchpoint continuously tracks key metrics like latency, packet loss, and jitter using synthetic tests (ping, traceroute, TCP, UDP) deployed from backbone, last-mile, and endpoint locations. This allows teams to monitor network quality across remote users, SD-WAN setups, and cloud infrastructure.

Absolutely. Catchpoint provides detailed path visualizations at both the IP-level and AS-level, making it easy to trace traffic routes and pinpoint where delays or failures occur in the network—whether due to ISPs, CDNs, or internal links.

Catchpoint combines synthetic monitoring with real-user data from endpoint agents and browser-based measurements. This hybrid approach helps teams proactively detect issues and then validate and resolve them with user-centric performance insights.

Catchpoint supports scalable deployment through cloud agents, enterprise nodes, and lightweight devices like Raspberry Pi or VMs. Whether you're monitoring 10 or 1,000 locations, Catchpoint can be configured quickly and managed centrally.

Catchpoint offers robust APIs and webhooks to export test results, alerts, and metrics to platforms like Grafana, DataDog, ServiceNow, or Splunk. This makes it easy to integrate Catchpoint into your existing monitoring stack.

Absolutely. Catchpoint’s global network of over 3,000 agents is strategically placed across ISPs, wireless carriers, and cloud regions. This allows you to monitor performance from where your users are, ensuring accurate insights into real-world experiences.

Yes. Catchpoint is designed to monitor the entire Internet Stack, including networks outside your direct control. It uses thousands of global agents to provide visibility into ISPs, CDNs, DNS, BGP, and cloud services, helping you detect and resolve issues even in third-party environments.

CDN vendor dashboards show their infrastructure view not the end-user experience. Catchpoint monitors from real networks and geographies to show you actual delivery, including errors the CDN may not detect or report.

Absolutely. Even single-CDN environments benefit from visibility into PoP outages, cache behavior, routing changes, and regional variance, so you can troubleshoot faster and improve SLA compliance.

Yes. Catchpoint includes DNS resolution and BGP monitoring to surface misrouting, hijacks, propagation delays, and resolution failures that impact CDN traffic.

No. APM tracks code and backend performance. Catchpoint covers the Internet edge i.e. CDN, network, DNS, BGP, and simulates what users experience when loading content globally.

Lack of complaints doesn’t mean great performance, it often means users bounce. Catchpoint helps you detect issues before they impact user experience or revenue.