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Website monitoring for the way your business works

Every business loses something different when its website goes down. Pick yours to see what's worth monitoring and why.

Online stores

For a store, downtime isn't an inconvenience — it's sales walking out of the door while you don't know it.

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Shopify stores

Shopify runs the servers, which is why store owners assume monitoring isn't needed.

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WordPress sites

WordPress sites rarely fail dramatically.

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Restaurants & cafés

Your website is the first thing a hungry customer opens — for the menu, the opening hours or the booking button.

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Clinics & dental practices

New patients judge a practice by its website before they ever call.

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Real estate agents

Property seekers browse at night and on weekends, and they rarely wait.

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SaaS & startups

Your own dashboards say everything is fine until a customer tells you it isn't.

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Law, accounting & consulting firms

For a professional firm, the website is a signed letter of credibility.

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Hotels, B&Bs & travel businesses

Travel bookings are won in the moment someone is comparing options.

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Course creators & coaches

A course launch concentrates months of audience-building into a few days of traffic.

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Nonprofits & charities

A charity's website is where appeals, events and donations land.

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Gyms & fitness studios

Most fitness businesses run on bookings.

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Salons & spas

Clients book beauty appointments late at night and on their phones.

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Schools, tutors & training providers

Term dates, enrolment deadlines and results days drive sudden surges of traffic.

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Photographers & creatives

Prospective clients judge you on your portfolio in seconds.

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Plumbers, electricians & local trades

Local service customers search when they need help right now and ring the first business that works.

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WooCommerce stores

A WooCommerce store inherits every WordPress failure mode — plugin conflicts, hosting limits, certificate renewals — and adds a checkout that has to work every time.

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Dropshipping stores

Dropshipping margins are thin and move fast.

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Bloggers & affiliate sites

Content sites earn in small increments all day long.

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Event & wedding businesses

Event businesses win work in short, intense windows — after a wedding fair, a viral post or the new-year engagement surge.

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Agencies & freelancers

Watch up to 10 client sites with white-label weekly reports.

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