- Activate the waiting room automatically to protect your site or app when traffic exceeds the threshold you've set
- Prevent website crashes caused by sudden surges in traffic with a first-in-first-out queue that flows visitors to your site or app at the rate it performs best
- Set up the waiting room to protect your whole site, particular pages, or just key bottlenecks
- Visitors only see the waiting room during peak traffic, when the alternative is an overloaded website or app
- Ensure a smooth & fair visitor experience with real-time communication, first-in-first-out access & the option for visitors to get notified when it's their turn
- Customize the waiting room experience to match your brand, engage visitors, cross-sell products, or reward customers in line
- Reduce incidents & get peace of mind with automated traffic management & 24/7 site protection
- Save on scaling costs & reduce cloud waste by optimizing your systems for typical load, rather than extreme traffic spikes
- Get a bolt-on tool to handle peak traffic instead of re-architecting for spikes that occur a few times a year
81%
of Queue-it customers say their site performance has improved
37%
average reported savings on server scaling with Queue-it in place
84%
say their customers' online experience has improved
* Based on 214 survey responses from Queue-it customers (2024). See the results.
“The 24/7 protection gives us that extra peace of mind that we won’t have issues if traffic unexpectedly spikes. It also means we have clarity into specific reasons for a traffic spike. With the GO Queue-it Platform we can visualize whether it is a bot attack or an amazing organic opportunity.”
Chris Pirrotta, VP of Digital Experience
“Queue-it lets us push our servers right to the edge without going over it. It lets us adjust the traffic outflow on the fly to maximize throughput without compromising reliability, which gives us peace of mind."
Roshan Odhavji, Co-founder and CEO
“We’re no longer uncertain about the robustness of our systems in the face of high demand. Whatever the systems can handle, we use Queue-it to keep inflow at that level.”
Santiago Aguilera Moreno, IT Systems Architect