Freelance operators
Keep a small list of important client sites visible without adding a heavyweight monitoring workflow.
Uptime monitoring for web agencies
WebWatch keeps the first monitoring job focused: know which client sites are being watched, whether alerts are covered, and what the latest checks show.
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
Default account email coverage
The site intent survives signup
What it helps with
Keep a small list of important client sites visible without adding a heavyweight monitoring workflow.
Give the team a shared status surface for client sites across launches, maintenance, and support requests.
Use the free workflow while paid checkout, billing recovery, and runtime gates continue through launch verification.
Workflow
The launch workflow stays deliberately narrow: add the site, confirm alerts, then use status and incident history to see what happened.
Start with client sites where downtime would trigger an urgent email, call, or retainer issue.
The dashboard shows whether account-email alerts are covering monitors before you depend on them.
Current status, last check timing, and incident context help ground support replies in observed data.
Practical answers
Agencies and freelancers maintain multiple client websites, so the monitoring workflow has a clearer recurring job and buyer.
The current launch model is Free plus a planned Agency Starter plan. Live paid checkout stays closed until payment and ledger gates are ready.
The public copy avoids SLA, multi-region probe, SMS, voice, and enterprise incident-response claims until those systems exist and are verified.
Create the monitor intent first, then finish account setup and alert coverage inside the dashboard.