One tool for every way a site fails.
A 200 OK hides the failures that cost real money. Website monitoring is only useful if it checks the thing the site exists for, so pick the flow you are responsible for and see what checking it properly actually involves.
Booking & scheduling sites
Booking form monitoring
Monitor a booking form the way a customer uses it: open the calendar, pick a slot, reach the confirmation. Catches a booking widget that loads but never opens.
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Online shops
Checkout monitoring
Checkout monitoring that adds to cart, applies a code and reaches the payment step in a real browser, so a broken checkout is caught before a customer finds it.
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Contact & enquiry forms
Contact form monitoring
A contact form that silently fails looks identical to one that works. Monitor the form the way a visitor submits it, and see the moment it stops going through.
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Anyone running more than one site
Multi-site monitoring
Watch every site you are responsible for from one account, whatever each one is built with, and send a branded report for each of them without writing it yourself.
Read moreUptime monitoring is included, not sold separately
Every site gets an availability, response-time, DNS, TCP and certificate check every minute, on every plan including the cheapest. Journeys are what sits on top of that, not a replacement for it. If you are weighing the two, this guide compares what each one catches.
Engineering
Alarms straight from your code.
Raising an alarm from inside your own server or job, such as a database that will not connect or a queue that has stopped, routed to the same dashboard and channels. This one is not built yet, and we are not going to give it a date.