First response to a client
Know whether WebWatch recently observed an outage before you reply to a client email or call.
Website downtime alerts
Website downtime alerts for client sites that need attention.
WebWatch keeps the first alert path simple: use account-email alerts, see which monitors can notify you, and review recent outage context when a client site goes down.
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All monitored sites up
2 monitored sites up.
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1m ago
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Up
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2
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0
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SiteStatusResponseLatest checkAlerts
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Client site
https://example.com.au
StatusUp
Response616ms
Latest check1m ago
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WebWatch
https://webwatch.com.au
StatusUp
Response398ms
Latest check3m ago
AlertsEmail alerts
Quick answer
What this page answers.
- What this is
- Email-first website downtime alerts for public client websites that need quick attention.
- Who it is for
- Freelancers and small agencies that need to know when a client site is down or needs review.
- Available now
- Account-email alerts, monitor alert status, current status, and incident history.
- Not claimed yet
- No SMS, phone-call escalation, public webhook setup, SLA proof, or enterprise incident response claim.
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.
Alert status checks
See whether monitors have active alert destinations instead of assuming every site will notify you.
Advanced destinations later
Email is the first customer alert path. More destination types should wait until setup, delivery health, and support expectations are clear.
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
Create the monitor
Add the client website and confirm the monitored target before relying on recurring checks.
- 2
Confirm account-email alerts
Use the default email path first, then add more destination types only when the product supports them publicly.
- 3
Review incident context
Use latest status, timing, and incident context to decide whether to escalate, wait, or contact the host.
Practical answers
Do alerts include SMS or phone calls?
No. WebWatch starts with email-first alerts and does not claim SMS, voice, or escalation policies today.
Are webhook alerts public today?
No. Public webhook setup is not available today. The customer path starts with email-first alerts.
Can downtime alerts prove an SLA?
No. WebWatch does not make SLA promises. The alert and incident views are for practical client-site operations.
Start with one website.
Add the URL first, then finish account setup and email alerts inside the dashboard.