Freelance operators
Keep a small list of important client sites visible without adding heavyweight monitoring software.
Uptime monitoring for web agencies
Simple uptime monitoring for web freelancers and small studios.
WebWatch keeps the first monitoring job focused: know which client sites are up, where email alerts go, and what the latest checks show.
Client-site monitoringMonitor-first onboardingEmail alertsOperational dashboard
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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Sort by status
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
- Simple uptime monitoring shaped around the recurring client-site work agencies already do.
- Who it is for
- Freelancers and small studios that need clear status, email alerts, and incident context across client sites.
- Available now
- A Free path for adding public website monitors, using account-email alerts, and reviewing latest checks.
- Not claimed yet
- No SLA, broad observability suite, SMS or voice alerting, multi-region probe promise, or enterprise on-call 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.
Small web studios
Give the team a shared status surface for client sites across launches, maintenance, and support requests.
Trying the product fit
Use the Free plan to check a few client sites before deciding whether the agency plan fits your roster.
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
Add the sites that create support risk
Start with client sites where downtime would trigger an urgent email, call, or retainer issue.
- 2
Keep email alerts obvious
The dashboard shows whether account-email alerts are active before you depend on them.
- 3
Use recent checks in client replies
Current status, latest check timing, and incident context help ground support replies in observed data.
Practical answers
Why not target every business website first?
Agencies and freelancers maintain multiple client websites, so uptime monitoring has a clearer recurring job and buyer.
What plan should a small agency expect?
Start with Free. Agency Starter is A$19/month for 25 monitors and 2-minute checks when you need more client-site coverage.
What features are deliberately not promised?
The public copy avoids SLA, multi-region probe, SMS, voice, and enterprise incident-response claims until those systems exist and are verified.
Start with one website.
Add the URL first, then finish account setup and email alerts inside the dashboard.