€0
For getting started on a small client roster.
- 3 monitors
- 5-minute checks
- Email alerts
- Alert inbox
- TLS visibility
- Public status page basics
Operational monitoring for client websites
Monitor client websites before clients complain.
Generic uptime tools tell you a URL responded. Monitorwise tells you whether the booking button is still there, the cert isn’t about to expire, and the pricing block didn’t quietly disappear after a client edit.
- Uptime
- TLS expiry
- Content changes
- Critical elements
- Incident history
- Public status pages
No credit cardFree plan includes 3 monitors
Thesis
A 200 OK is not a healthy website.
A URL can respond fine while the experience clients pay you to protect is already broken. The certificate may have eight days left. The pricing block may have vanished after a content edit. The booking CTA may now point to /old-form. Ping-only tools won’t catch that. The fire drill arrives anyway, with a client copied in.
Generic monitor
Did the URL respond?
Yes. HTTP 200 · 184 ms
Monitorwise
Is the site still business-safe?
TLS expires in 8d. Pricing block selector missing. Booking CTA changed.
What Monitorwise watches
Beyond uptime: what client maintenance needs
Six checks that match how you actually maintain client production sites — reachability is just the first one.
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Uptime & response checks
Reachability, HTTP status, slow responses on client production URLs.
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TLS expiry visibility
Certificate expiry and risk on HTTPS while the page still loads green.
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Content change detection
Catch unexpected copy or layout shifts you didn’t sign off after a client edit.
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Business-critical elements
Must-stay CTAs, forms, prices, and checkout blocks on the paths that matter.
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Incident history
A dated timeline you can point to in client conversations — not vibes.
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Public status pages
One link clients can read when the inbox would otherwise fill up.
Alert inbox in the product · email delivery for failures and recoveries
Workflow
How it works
Three steps from a list of client URLs to a maintenance practice you can show.
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List the client sites you own
Homepages, logins, pricing, booking flows — from scattered bookmarks into one roster. Add a URL or import in bulk.
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02
Pick the right depth per site
TLS and uptime by default. Add content change detection and business-critical element guards where revenue or trust depends on them.
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Show proof, not vibes
Triage from the alert inbox, point to incident history, share a public status page when a client needs a clean update.
Operations cockpit
One panel for the client URLs you’re on the hook for.
Monitor state, last check, TLS posture, and the few business-critical checks per site — in one calm view, refreshed quietly in the background.
URL
STATE
TLS
LAST CHECK
studio-bakery.example.com
Healthy
04/09 14:32
portal.client-acme.example
Warning
04/09 14:31
book.client-resort.example
Down
04/09 14:31
www.client-store.example
Healthy
04/09 14:30
careers.client-firm.example
Healthy
04/09 14:30
Illustrative excerpt · scheduled checks run automatically
Incident history
A timeline you can point to.
When a client asks “what happened?”, you have a dated record — not a guess.
- 14:05 Opened Connectivity incident — book.client-resort.example returned 503 for 3 consecutive checks.
- 09:41 Warning TLS expiring soon — certificate for portal.client-acme.example expires in 12d.
- 08:17 Drift Content change — pricing block selector .price-grid not found on www.client-store.example.
- 13:22 Recovered Monitor recovered — book.client-resort.example back to HTTP 200 after 17m.
Illustrative timeline. Real events come from your own monitors.
Public status page
One link beats a long thread.
Share a clean, honest page with the client when something is happening — or when nothing is.
Client Studio — site status
status.client-studio.example
- www.client-studio.example
- app.client-studio.example
- book.client-studio.example
Last updated 14:32 · 5-minute checks
Comparison
A responding URL is not the same as a business-safe website.
Generic uptime tools answer “Did the URL respond?”. Monitorwise answers “Is the site still business-safe?”
| Capability | Generic uptime tool | Monitorwise |
|---|---|---|
| URL responds (HTTP 200) | ||
| TLS / certificate expiry visibility | ||
| Content drift detection (page edited unexpectedly) | ||
| Business-critical element guards (CTA / form still there) | ||
| Incident history written for client conversations | ||
| Public status page for client communication |
Pricing
Two plans. Clear monitor limits.
Simple pricing: start free, upgrade when you manage more client sites. The Free plan covers three monitors with no credit card. Pro is a flat €15/month for up to 100 monitors.
€15/month
When you actively maintain more client production URLs.
- 100 monitors
- 1-minute checks
- Priority alerts
- TLS refresh visibility
- Branded public status pages
- Incident history for client communication
Billing handled securely via Stripe. No credit card required for Free. Need higher limits? Contact us.
FAQ
Questions worth answering up front.
How does Monitorwise alert me?
Email alerts now — sent when a monitor goes down, recovers, or hits a TLS or content guard. Every alert also lands in the in-product alert inbox so nothing is lost.
Will Monitorwise notice if a page changes after a client edit?
Yes. Content change detection compares the page against a known-good baseline, and business-critical element guards specifically watch the selectors you mark as required (booking CTA, pricing block, contact form).
Can clients see a status page?
Yes. Both Free and Pro include a public status page. Free covers the basics; Pro adds branding suited for client-facing communication.
What about TLS / SSL certificates?
For HTTPS monitors, Monitorwise reads the certificate during the check and surfaces days remaining and obvious risk before the renewal becomes a client email.
What happens if I exceed 100 monitors?
Reach out via support@monitorwise.io. Higher limits are handled case by case rather than auto-scaling silently.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Pro is a flat monthly subscription billed via Stripe; you can cancel from the billing portal whenever you stop needing the headroom.
Earlier signals. Fewer client fire drills.
Uptime, TLS, content drift, and the few selectors that actually matter — in one calm panel, with a public status page when a client needs to read one line.
No credit cardFree plan includes 3 monitors