Multi-site monitoring, whatever each one is built with
Anyone responsible for more than one website ends up with a mix: some WordPress, a Webflow build, a Shopify store, something hand-built years ago. Most tools understand one of those, so the rest get watched by hand or not at all. Checking from the outside removes that split. Every site is watched the same way and reported the same way, whatever it was made with.
What running several sites actually costs you
Two tools, two reports
A WordPress-only platform covers most of them and nothing else, so the rest fall through the gap.
The Monday phone call
The site was up all weekend and nobody could book. Uptime was green throughout, because the server answered every time.
“What am I paying for?”
The conversation in a month where nothing went wrong, and there is no document that answers it.
“Why didn’t anyone catch this?”
The one nobody can answer, because nothing was watching the part that broke.
How the sites are organised
One login, many sites, with the separation the work actually needs.
- 1Every site sits in one workspace. 10 sites on Basic, 25 on Pro, 75 on Enterprise.
- 2Team members get owner, admin or member roles, with 5, 25 or 100 seats by plan.
- 3Each site is verified as yours to monitor before it is scheduled, by a file, a meta tag or an API header.
- 4Reports carry your logo, your colours and your footer, one per site, as a link or a PDF.
Nothing is installed on any of the sites. That is what makes one system possible across WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Shopify and hand-built, and it is also why the next update to a site cannot break the monitoring.
What you end up with
- A report in your branding, not ours, that can be forwarded without editing.
- Findings written twice: the technical version, and the readable version for whoever is not technical.
- Evidence attached to each one: the step, the screenshot, the console output.
- A monthly answer to “is everything working?” in the months when nothing went wrong, which is most of them.
Questions
- Can I add and remove sites as things change?
- Yes. A site you stop looking after can be removed and frees its slot, so the plan limit is what you are watching now rather than everything you have ever added.
- Does everyone need a login?
- No. The report is a link or a PDF you send, in your branding. Seats are for the people who need to work in the tool: 5 on Basic, 25 on Pro, 100 on Enterprise.
- Does it work with the tool the site is built on?
- It drives whatever the site renders in a browser, so the platform and the plugin do not have to be ones we have integrated with. Nothing is installed on the site, which also means an update to the site cannot break the monitoring and the monitoring cannot break the site.
We’ll set the first check up with you.
Request a demo and we’ll configure a workspace, add a site you care about, and run this check on it.