WebsiteGuardian
Your website went down at 2 a.m. Your first enquiry of the day bounced.
WebsiteGuardian checks availability, SSL, DNS, key elements and links, confirms every problem twice and explains it in plain words.
- Outage confirmed, 14 min08 Oct 02:11
- SSL certificate expires in 14 days11 Oct 06:00
- Contact form back on page11 Oct 16:40
Small websites break quietly
A hosting renewal fails, an SSL certificate expires, a plugin update removes the contact form. Nobody on the team checks the site every morning, so the first person to notice is a visitor who leaves.
Most uptime tools then flood you with alerts for every half-second hiccup. After a week you mute them, and you are back to not knowing.
Run a real check on your website
Enter a domain. We fetch it once from our server and show availability, response time, the SSL certificate, DNS records and the key elements we would watch.
What people use it for
- Business owners
- Get one clear email when the site is down, and one when it is back.
- Web agencies
- Watch every client site, see SSL expiry dates, and fix problems before the client calls.
- Shops and booking sites
- Know when the booking form or phone link disappears after an update.
What you get
Protect my websiteConfirmed outages only
A single failed check triggers a second one two minutes later. Only a confirmed failure becomes an alert, and recovery closes it.
SSL and DNS
We read the certificate on every check and warn 30, 14, 7, 3 and 1 day before it expires, plus when a domain stops resolving.
Key elements
We check that your main heading, a form and a phone link are still on the page. If one disappears after an update, you hear about it.
Broken internal links
Once a day we test a sample of your internal links and report new broken ones.
Plain-language impact
“Your website is currently unavailable. Visitors may not be able to reach your services.” No status codes without explanation.
Health timeline
A dated record of outages, certificate warnings and changes. No made-up health score.
How WebsiteGuardian works
- 1
Enter your domain
Your homepage or any page that matters, like the booking page.
- 2
Pick the alerts
Outages, SSL, search settings, key elements, broken links, slow responses.
- 3
Sleep
We check on your plan's schedule and only email when something is confirmed.
Priced by the competitors you watch
Every plan includes all seven products. Plans differ in how many competitors get a dossier, how many monitors run and how fast they check.
Starter
One competitor and your own website.
€190/ year
- Competitor dossiers
- 1
- Monitors
- 10
- Fastest check
- every 6 h
- Check units / month
- 4,000
- History
- 90 days
- Reports
- Weekly brief
- Document storage
- 100 MB
- AI summaries and briefs / month
- -
- Support
- Help centre
Pro
RecommendedYour five closest competitors, the whole radar, AI briefs.
€490/ year
- Competitor dossiers
- 5
- Monitors
- 30
- Fastest check
- every hour
- Check units / month
- 25,000
- History
- 365 days
- Reports
- Weekly brief
- Document storage
- 500 MB
- AI summaries and briefs / month
- 100
- Support
- Help centre
Advanced
Agencies and teams watching whole markets.
€990/ year
- Competitor dossiers
- 15
- Monitors
- 100
- Fastest check
- every 15 min
- Check units / month
- 80,000
- History
- 730 days
- Reports
- Weekly brief, extended
- Document storage
- 2 GB
- AI summaries and briefs / month
- 400
- Support
- Help centre
Start with 14 days free: three competitor dossiers, ten monitors, real data, no card.
Units measure checks: a page check costs 1, a tender search 2, a business search 3, and a typical competitor dossier about 220 a month. Sources several customers watch are split between them. Units reset on the 1st.
FAQ
How fast will I hear about an outage?
On Advanced we check every 15 minutes, on Pro every hour. A failure is confirmed two minutes later, then the alert goes out.
Can I monitor sites I don't own?
WebsiteGuardian is meant for sites you own or manage for a client. To watch someone else's pages, use CompetitorPing.
Do you measure page speed?
We measure how long the page takes to load from our server and warn after three slow checks in a row. It is not a full performance audit like Lighthouse.
What is the weekly report?
A short email every Monday: checks run, incidents, certificate dates. You can switch it off.
