By then you have lost the sale, the trust, and the search ranking. We watch your site from outside your network and tell everyone who needs to know — within a minute.
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These are documented, publicly reported incidents. The pattern is always the same: the outage was short, the cost was not.
A power control failure grounded ~2,000 flights over three days. Delta reported the pre-tax cost in its own filings.
An IT failure over a bank holiday weekend stranded 75,000 passengers. Parent company IAG put the cost at £80 million.
A 20-minute outage on Amazon.com. At their revenue run-rate that is roughly $3.75M of sales, gone, in under half an hour.
A BGP misconfiguration took Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp off the internet. Their own DNS became unreachable — staff could not even badge into buildings.
Sources: company filings and public statements from Delta Air Lines, IAG, Amazon and Meta. Figures as reported at the time.
Most monitoring tools ping a server and call it a day. That misses the two causes that actually take small businesses offline.
The most common cause, and the most embarrassing. A card expires, a renewal notice lands in a spam folder, and the host suspends the account. The site is fine. The server is fine. Nobody told you.
What we do: We watch the site itself, not your billing portal — so a suspension shows up the moment it takes effect.
A host reboots, a disk fills, a service fails to restart after maintenance. The box answers pings but the web server never came back up.
What we do: We check the port, not just the ping. A machine that is 'up' but serving nothing still counts as down.
A record gets edited, a nameserver change propagates, a domain transfer completes. Your site is running perfectly — at an address nobody is being sent to any more.
What we do: We resolve your domain from outside your network every check, so a DNS change that points customers nowhere is caught in minutes.
A flood of traffic, a compromised plugin, a defacement. Sometimes the first sign is a customer asking why your homepage looks strange.
What we do: We compare what your page actually returns, not just whether it responds — so a 200 OK serving the wrong content is still an alert.
The person who notices is rarely the person who can fix it. Everyone who needs to know gets told at the same time.
Add your developer, your agency, your operations lead and yourself. No per-seat pricing.
Monitor every property you own or manage from a single dashboard.
Agencies can group sites by client and route alerts to different teams.
You are told when it comes back, and how long it was gone — so you can measure the damage.
Monitoring that runs on your own server cannot tell you your server is down. Ours runs independently.
A page that returns 200 while serving the wrong site is still broken. We check what is actually served.
Every plan includes unlimited websites and unlimited alert recipients. The only difference is speed.
A daily check that catches the slow killers — an expired domain, a suspended host, a site that quietly stopped serving.
Five-minute checks. You find out before your customers do, and long before a day's sales are gone.
Three-second checks with triple confirmation. Detection in under fifteen seconds, with no false alarms.
Every alert is confirmed by multiple independent checks before it is sent. A single network blip never emails your team.