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You hear about what deserves a reaction - not every hiccup. Sitebaze handles the rest by itself.
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When your website goes down, your visitors usually notice first. Sitebaze checks it around the clock from the outside - uptime, response time and SSL certificate - and only speaks up when it truly matters: instantly in the app, by email once the outage is real.
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Plainly explained
Website monitoring means a service requests your website at short intervals, just like a real visitor would - and raises an alarm when it does not respond, or responds too slowly. No code on your site is needed: everything is checked from the outside.
Depending on your plan, Sitebaze checks every 1 to 5 minutes, keeps 90 days of history and watches your SSL certificate too. On top: the official status pages of the services your website depends on - from your host to your payment provider.
The overview
The monitoring overview shows what matters: is everything up? What was your uptime over the last 30 days? How fast does your website typically respond - and how did that change through the day? Every check lands in a history going back 90 days.
Alerts
Nothing is worse than false alarms at 3 am. Sitebaze reports an outage in the app instantly - the email only goes out once your website has been down for more than 2 minutes, and only after several failed checks. The all-clear always comes automatically.
External services
Your website relies on more than your server: hosting, email, CDN, shop, payments. Sitebaze polls the official status pages of 10 major services - from IONOS to Cloudflare, Webflow and Stripe - and shows outages right next to your own monitors.
How it works
Example view with demo values - the interface is the app itself.
The monitoring
No second tool and no server tinkering: uptime, response time, SSL and the services behind your site live in the same cockpit as SEO, analytics and rankings.
You hear about what deserves a reaction - not every hiccup. Sitebaze handles the rest by itself.
HTTP(S) for the website, plus - depending on plan - TCP, SSL, keyword, SMTP, port, DNS, IMAP and POP3: mail servers and backend services included.
Sitebaze watches your certificate and warns you 14 days before it expires - before browsers greet your visitors with a warning page.
Depending on plan you watch 1 to 50 addresses per project - at 1-minute intervals from Team upwards.
Official status pages of 10 major services - outages at your host, mail, CDN or payment provider show up right next to your own monitors.
The Free plan includes one fully-featured monitor - with alerts and SSL monitoring, no payment details. For your own website, that is often all you need.
More than monitoring
Monitoring is one building block of Sitebaze: site audit, rankings, AI visibility, backlinks, analytics and social media live in the same cockpit - already connected, in language you understand.
Website monitoring
A service requests your website at short intervals from the outside - like a real visitor - and raises an alarm when it does not respond or responds too slowly. Sitebaze measures uptime and response time, keeps 90 days of history and watches your SSL certificate too.
Yes: the Free plan includes one fully-featured monitor - with in-app and email alerts and SSL monitoring, free forever and without payment details. More monitors, shorter intervals and additional check types come with the paid plans from €39 per month.
Checks run every 1 to 5 minutes depending on plan. You are notified in the app instantly; the email goes out once your website has been down for more than 2 minutes - so brief network hiccups never wake you up.
No. Sitebaze checks from the outside via your website’s normal address - like a visitor. There is nothing to install and nothing to maintain, and it works with any system: WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or your own server.
Besides HTTP(S) there are eight more check types depending on plan: TCP, SSL, keyword (is a specific text on the page?), SMTP, port, DNS, IMAP and POP3. That covers mail servers and services behind your website too.
Yes - 14 days before expiry. An expired certificate is one of the most unnecessary outages there is: browsers show a warning page, and many visitors never come back.
Three ways: an alert only fires after several failed checks (configurable per monitor), the email only goes out after 2 minutes of downtime, and the "back online" all-clear comes automatically - including the outage duration for your records.
Sitebaze polls the official status pages of 10 major services - IONOS (mail and hosting), Cloudflare, Webflow, Shopify, Vercel, GitHub, Stripe, Google Workspace and AWS. If your host is having an outage, you instantly know it is not your website.
Start monitoring your website
Start free - the Free plan includes one monitor with alerts and SSL monitoring, no payment details needed.
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