Care-plan coverage
Keep important retainer and maintenance sites in one watch list so unmonitored client properties are easier to spot.
Monitor client websites
WebWatch keeps monitoring close to the agency maintenance workflow: save the client URL, confirm alert coverage, and keep current status visible before a support request arrives.
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.
Keep important retainer and maintenance sites in one watch list so unmonitored client properties are easier to spot.
Add newly launched, migrated, or DNS-changed websites while the handover risk is highest.
Check the latest observed status before replying to a client report about downtime or a slow page.
Workflow
The launch path stays narrow enough for trust: add the site, know what will notify you, then read the latest observed state.
Start from the public URL and let the signup flow carry that monitor intent into the dashboard.
Use the account email as the default alert path before relying on more advanced destinations.
Keep latest check evidence, incident state, and alert coverage close to each monitor.
Practical answers
Start with the sites where downtime creates immediate client trust or support risk, then add the rest after the workflow proves useful.
Yes. The planned Agency Starter SKU is intended for freelancers and small agencies that maintain client websites.
No. WebWatch watches the public website outcome. It complements host dashboards and CMS tools instead of replacing them.
Create the monitor intent first, then finish account setup and alert coverage inside the dashboard.