Can customers reach you?
A simple availability check can spot unexpected HTTP errors or connection failures on your main public page.
For a small business, an unavailable booking, contact or enquiry page can mean missed opportunities. Website monitoring can provide an early warning without another complicated dashboard.
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A simple availability check can spot unexpected HTTP errors or connection failures on your main public page.
Keep a watch on the public pages that generate calls, bookings or enquiries. HTTP checks cannot complete forms or run full JavaScript journeys.
Check certificate expiry visibility early, before visitors encounter an HTTPS warning in their browser.
Start with your homepage, contact page and one booking or service page. Only monitor sites that you own or are authorised to check.
Incident emails report a detected problem; recovery emails report when the page starts responding again. A single monitoring location can also experience connectivity problems, so investigate important alerts using another source when practical.
A successful response does not mean an online booking completed, a shopping cart charged correctly or a dynamic form accepted submissions. Those require separate end-to-end testing.
Track up to three owner-authorised websites with a customer dashboard, response-time and SSL visibility, and incident/recovery email alerts.
Subscription and cancellation are managed through Whop. Best-effort monitoring from a single location; no uptime guarantee.
Visit SiteGuard and subscribe →No. SiteGuard monitors publicly accessible pages. Your existing hosting company continues to host your website.
The SiteGuard subscription includes monitoring for up to three websites you own or are authorised to monitor.
No. SiteGuard includes incident and recovery email alerts and a customer dashboard.
No. Monitoring is best-effort from one location and depends on the monitoring host's connectivity and power.
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