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# How to suggest a new 3rd-party service

1. **Sign in** to your IsDown account.
2. Select "**Monitors"** section.
3. In the upper-right corner, click on "**Add Service".**

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4. Finally, click on "**Request a Service**" to open a pop-up where you can enter and submit the name of the service you'd like us to add.

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> You can also email us at <support@isdown.app> with the name of the service you'd like to suggest.

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**Related Articles**

* [**How to Start Monitoring an External Service**](https://help.isdown.app/cloud-monitoring/start-monitoring-a-3rd-party-service)
* [**How to Stop Monitoring an External Service**](https://help.isdown.app/cloud-monitoring/stop-monitoring-a-3rd-party-service)
* [**How to Add a Website Monitor**](https://help.isdown.app/custom-monitors/how-to-add-a-custom-monitor)


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