Know when a client site needs you.

What every plan includes

• Website monitoring

  Each site’s main address is checked on a schedule, with 30 days of response times and failed checks, and a desktop screenshot every day for the last seven days. Pause the website checks during planned work; the domain and certificate checks carry on.

  When it matters: A client says the site was slow on Tuesday. Open the week’s chart and see what the checks recorded that day, and when.

• Domains, DNS and certificates

  Registry expiry where the registry publishes it, the registrar, the nameservers and who runs them, the servers or CDN each address points to, and every certificate’s validity and expiry. Each fact comes with its source and time, and anything unknown says so.

  When it matters: A certificate has 30 days left. It appears on your list, becomes urgent at seven days, and is critical if it expires. A site quietly moves to a new host: once a second check agrees, one item says where it went and asks whether that was intended.

• Attention and notifications

  One list of what needs a decision, ordered by severity. Each item says what was seen, why it matters and what to do next. A site that stops answering is reported at the check that finds it down, and again at the check that finds it back. Everyone on the team who wants them gets email alerts and a daily summary at 08:00 in their own time zone, on the days there is something to say. Business and First Class also post to Slack or Mattermost and to your own tools.

  When it matters: A client site goes down at 2 a.m. The check that finds it sends the alert to everyone who asked for one; the recovery message comes from the check that finds it answering.

• Who is responsible

  For each site, record who it is for and how you work with them, who controls the domain account, who handles renewal, and which teammate takes the next action. Set defaults for the whole portfolio and note the exceptions. Any answer can stay unknown, and the checks run the same. These records are for your team; nothing is sent to clients.

  When it matters: The registry says a domain expires in 14 days, and it was registered by the client’s previous developer. Domains shows who can renew it, or that nobody knows yet, which is the first thing to fix.

• Email

  Each domain’s mail records are checked every six hours: who receives its mail, which servers may send it, what happens to mail that fails, and the signing keys you name, checked daily. Changes and breakage reach the same list as everything else.

  Coming When a message does not arrive, a report from the original message or its headers that says what passed, what failed, what could not be checked and what to change.

  When it matters: A client moves to a new mail provider and nobody updates the sending policy. The next check reports that the new servers are not allowed to send, before the bounces start.

  WebKeeper checks configuration and authentication. It cannot see inside a receiver’s spam filter and never promises inbox placement.

1. Economy

   For one person or a small studio.

   $19/month

   Founding price · planned standard $39/month

   $190/year, 2 months free

   Website, domain, certificate and mail-record monitoring for a smaller portfolio, with email alerts for your team.

   • 25 active sites
   • 50 tracked addresses
   • 3 members, including you

   Every site checked hourly

   Every trial starts here.

2. Business

   For an agency with a team.

   $49/month

   Founding price · planned standard $69/month

   $490/year, 2 months free

   Faster checks on the sites that matter most, and alerts in the team’s Slack channel.

   • 100 active sites
   • 200 tracked addresses
   • 5 members

   Up to 10 sites you choose checked every 10 minutes; the rest hourly

   Slack, Mattermost and webhooks

3. First Class

   For a large portfolio.

   $99/month

   Founding price · planned standard $129/month

   $990/year, 2 months free

   Minute-by-minute checks on the sites you choose, and room for 250.

   • 250 active sites
   • 500 tracked addresses
   • 10 members

   Up to 50 sites you choose checked every minute; the rest hourly

   Slack, Mattermost and webhooks

Prices are in US dollars per workspace and include tax. Pay monthly or yearly and cancel from the app; cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid period. Start with a free 30-day Economy trial; no credit card needed. Founding prices are for early customers: subscribe while they are offered and keep them for as long as you stay subscribed, including when you change plan or switch between monthly and yearly. The planned standard prices apply to customers who join later.

A site is a website you look after. Tracked addresses are the domains and URLs recorded against your sites; website checks run on each site’s primary address, and domain and certificate checks cover every tracked address.