SiteAlert helps agencies and freelancers monitor uptime, SSL certificates and performance across every client website, then sends clear alerts so you can investigate confirmed issues before a client needs to report them.
Dashboard preview · example website
Client storefront
https://example-shop.com
Last check
1 min ago
Response
184 ms
Status page
Ready
Alerts
Email and WhatsApp
Downtime and recovery updates.
Incident history
Clear timeline
Checks, status and response times.
When client work is spread across multiple websites, manual checks are easy to miss and client reports often arrive without useful context. SiteAlert keeps the routine monitoring in one place.
Let SiteAlert check every website on a regular schedule, so your team does not have to keep refreshing client sites.
Receive an alert after downtime or persistent slowness is confirmed, giving you a chance to respond before a client needs to report it.
Review the incident timeline and use a public status page to share availability and maintenance updates without giving away dashboard access.
Add the websites that matter and let SiteAlert handle the routine checks.
Bring client websites and your own business sites together in one monitoring dashboard.
Availability, response times and SSL certificates are checked automatically at their supported intervals.
Use alerts, check data and incident history to investigate, then share a status page when clients need an update.
Explore the dashboard, monitor detail and alert design before starting a trial.
Example names and values are fictional. The layouts reflect the current SiteAlert interface and do not represent customer results.
Bring current status, delayed checks, active incidents, SSL health and response-time warnings into one working view.
Example dashboard
Monitoring overview
Online
2
Attention
1
Delayed
0
Client storefront
storefront.example
184 ms · SSL healthy
OnlineCampaign website
campaign.example
326 ms · SSL healthy
OnlineSupport portal
support.example
Incident open · SSL healthy
OfflineExample monitor detail
Support portal
https://support.example
Confirmed downtime
Website returned an unsuccessful response
The incident opened after consecutive failed monitoring rounds.
Move from the current state to recent checks and incident history, with customer-friendly context and technical detail kept inside the authenticated monitor view.
Review daily SSL certificate health separately from uptime and see response-time trends from successful monitoring checks.
SSL certificate
Checked daily
Website response time
Average
412 ms
P95
780 ms
SiteAlert
Website monitoring alert
Example email alert
Support portal is offline
SiteAlert detected that the example website is currently unreachable.
Website
Support portal
Reason
The website returned an unsuccessful response.
Email alerts use the same status-led design as the production templates, with the website, time and friendly reason presented before optional support detail.
Alert dispatch is conditional on plan access, preferences, limits and incident state. A queued email is not a guarantee of inbox delivery.
Also available by plan: public status pages, maintenance windows, monitoring summaries, WhatsApp alerts and signed webhooks.
Compare plans →A monitoring round can make up to three HTTP attempts. SiteAlert records a failed round, then waits for a second consecutive failed round before opening a downtime incident and dispatching enabled alerts.
SiteAlert completes the configured attempts for the current monitoring round.
A second consecutive failed round is required before a new incident opens.
A successful check closes an open incident and can dispatch enabled recovery alerts.
During a maintenance window, checks continue and preserve context, while expected uptime and performance alerts are suppressed. SSL monitoring remains separate.
Monitoring, SSL checks, webhooks, email plans and WhatsApp work use dedicated queues. Preferences, plan access, usage limits and deduplication are checked before the relevant channel is used.
These safeguards improve handling; they do not guarantee delivery. A queued email may not reach an inbox, and a WhatsApp request accepted by Twilio does not prove final recipient delivery.
Read the security overview →Start with Starter limits and use real monitoring data to decide whether SiteAlert fits the way you manage websites.
Next step
Monitoring pauses after the trial. Choose a paid monthly plan only if you want it to continue.
Start your free trial View pricingStraightforward answers about monitoring, alerts and the free trial.
No. You can start the 14-day trial without payment details and test SiteAlert with real websites.
Monitoring pauses when the trial ends. Choose a paid monthly plan if you want checks and alerts to continue.
No. Alongside uptime and incident history, SiteAlert checks SSL certificates, tracks response times, supports maintenance windows and can send signed monitoring events to your webhooks.
The Starter trial includes email alerts. WhatsApp alerts are available on Pro and Business plans.