Replacing a retired or stale workflow
Use a focused watch list for public client websites when an older monitoring setup no longer fits your agency process.
Freshping alternative
WebWatch is being rebuilt for Australian freelancers and small agencies that need a simple way to watch client websites, keep alert coverage visible, and avoid unsupported enterprise promises.
Agency overview
Client site status
18
Covered
1
Slow
0
Incidents
Retail client
client-site.example.au
Bookings site
client-site.example.au
Agency site
client-site.example.au
18 monitors covered by email alerts
Confirm one slow response threshold
What it helps with
Each page in this cluster maps back to the same launch promise: public website checks, clear alert coverage, and status evidence for agency-owned client work.
Use a focused watch list for public client websites when an older monitoring setup no longer fits your agency process.
The first screen is built around the site you need to monitor, not a broad observability workspace.
Public copy stays limited to the runtime, alerting, billing, and support controls WebWatch has actually verified.
Workflow
The launch path stays narrow enough for trust: add the site, know what will notify you, then read the latest observed state.
Create a monitor for a client site that matters and confirm the first check and alert coverage.
Review status, response timing, and incident history before moving more sites into the workflow.
Agency Starter remains planned until live checkout, webhook recovery, downgrade, and support gates are green.
Practical answers
No. WebWatch is intentionally narrower at launch: client-site uptime monitoring for agencies, not a broad monitoring suite.
Not yet. The launch path is manual URL-first setup so validation, alert coverage, and incident evidence stay clear.
Some buyers search for replacements when a familiar tool no longer fits. This page explains WebWatch's narrower agency-first posture.
Create the monitor intent first, then finish account setup and alert coverage inside the dashboard.