It books the appointment, so you don’t find out from a customer.
Uptime tools ask whether the server answered. JourneyPing walks the booking, the enquiry form and the checkout the way a customer would, and stops just before it would create anything real. No code to write, no plugin on the site.
One failure, two ways to say it
For you
Booking CTA click resolved, but the scheduler modal never mounted. A JavaScript error in booking.js.
In plain words
Visitors couldn’t open the booking calendar. We spotted it and it’s been flagged for fixing.
What you get out of it
Whole journeys, not single clicks
Open the booking page, pick a slot, reach the confirmation. Up to fifteen steps in one browser session. It stops before booking anything, so nothing lands in the calendar.
Two versions of every problem
One with the console output. One in plain words, so it can be forwarded instead of rewritten.
It tells you which step failed
“Step 3 of 6: the calendar never appeared after clicking Boka tid.” Not “the site is down”. The sentence you can act on, and forward.
A picture of where it stopped
A screenshot of every step, kept when something fails. You show what a visitor saw rather than describing it.
One system for every site
WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Shopify, hand-built. Checked from outside, so you stop running two platforms and producing two sets of reports.
The document nobody has to write
Your logo, your colours, a link or a PDF. It answers “is everything working?” in a month when nothing went wrong.
Real checks in, proof you can forward out.
- 01
Walk it
We go through the journey on your schedule, in a real browser. Uptime checks run every minute on every plan.
- 02
Catch it
A step fails, and we keep the screenshot, the console output and the request behind it.
- 03
Say what happened
Which step, and what a visitor would have seen. Written twice: once in detail, once in plain words.
- 04
Send the proof
It rolls into a branded report you forward without editing.
What gets checked, and how often
Included on every plan
Is it up, and is it healthy?
The checks that cost almost nothing to run, so they run constantly on every site you have, including on the cheapest plan.
- Availability
- Response time
- Status code
- DNS
- TCP
- TLS certificate
- API health
As often as every minute, on every plan
Metered by the run
Can a visitor actually get to the end?
A real Chromium renders the page and does what a customer does. A journey runs up to fifteen steps in one session, so a step can act on whatever the step before it revealed, and can assert on the site’s own network calls, which catches a page that renders perfectly while the API behind it fails.
- Multi-step journeys
- Click flows
- Form flows
- Element presence
- Widget presence
- Soft-broken pages
- JavaScript errors
- Broken assets
- Content keywords
- Link targets
Every 30 minutes on Basic, 10 on Pro, 5 on Enterprise
Everything runs from outside the site. Nothing is installed, no plugin is added and no code goes near the site itself. That is why it works the same on WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Shopify and anything hand-built, and why the next update to a site cannot break it.
The flows people ask us about most
See it on a site you already look after.
We’ll set up a workspace, add one of your sites and walk the flow that matters on it.