Care-plan sites
Keep important retainer and maintenance sites in one monitor list so unmonitored client properties are easier to spot.
Monitor client websites
Monitor the client websites your agency is already responsible for.
WebWatch keeps monitoring close to the sites you maintain: save the client URL, keep email alerts active, and see current status before a support request arrives.
Client URL firstMultiple-site monitoringEmail alerts firstRecent checks
WebWatch
Website monitoring platform
Overview
Dashboard
Current status
All monitored sites up
2 monitored sites up.
Monitors
2/3
1 slot left
Email alerts
2/2
Active
Latest check
1m ago
Most recent monitor run
Up
Latest check healthy
2
Degraded
Slow or partial
0
Down
Active failures
0
Pending
First check due
0
Paused
Monitoring disabled
0
Monitor operations
Monitors
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2 sitesAuto-refresh 30s
SiteStatusResponseLatest checkAlerts
Site
Client site
https://example.com.au
StatusUp
Response616ms
Latest check1m ago
AlertsEmail alerts
Site
WebWatch
https://webwatch.com.au
StatusUp
Response398ms
Latest check3m ago
AlertsEmail alerts
Quick answer
What this page answers.
- What this is
- A URL-first way to create monitors for client websites and keep their status visible.
- Who it is for
- Agency owners and freelancers responsible for several client sites across care plans or retainers.
- Available now
- Start with Free, add public website URLs, confirm account-email alerts, and read the latest checks.
- Not claimed yet
- No automated importer, SLA guarantee, global probe promise, or enterprise incident-response workflow.
Where it fits
Website monitoring for maintained sites.
Each page maps back to the same product promise: public website checks, email alerts, recent status, and outage history for sites already under your care.
Launch and migration follow-up
Add newly launched, migrated, or DNS-changed websites while the handover risk is highest.
Support triage
Check the latest observed status before replying to a client report about downtime or a slow page.
Setup path
From URL to checks and alerts.
The monitoring path stays narrow enough for trust: add the site, confirm where alerts go, then read the latest status.
- 1
Enter the client website
Start from the public URL and let the signup flow carry that monitor intent into the dashboard.
- 2
Confirm what will notify you
Use the account email as the default alert path before relying on more advanced destinations.
- 3
Review status and incidents together
Keep latest checks, outage state, and alert settings close to each monitor.
Practical answers
How many client sites should I start with?
Start with the sites where downtime creates immediate client trust or support risk, then add the rest after the dashboard proves useful.
Can I use this for commercial client work?
Yes. Agency Starter is available for freelancers and small agencies that maintain client websites and need more monitored sites.
Does this replace hosting or CMS monitoring?
No. WebWatch monitors the public website outcome. It complements host dashboards and CMS tools instead of replacing them.
Start with one website.
Add the URL first, then finish account setup and email alerts inside the dashboard.