Website monitoring: find out before your customers do

Broken links, a payment button that stopped working, an HTTPS certificate about to expire: we check your website every day, email you the same day when something breaks, and send you a simple report every month.

Monitor my website — EUR 29/month

EUR 29 per month including VAT. No commitment. Initial audit within 48 hours. Reports in French and English. First month refunded if the first report isn't useful.

Why small websites break without anyone noticing

An order link that returns an error, an expired certificate that shows "Not secure", a booking page that moved: these problems go unnoticed until a customer mentions them, or simply doesn't come back. Fixing them after the fact often costs far more than spotting them early. Website monitoring spots them for you.

What the monitoring includes

Daily page and link check
Your home page and every page of your site linked from it (up to 100 pages) are tested every day: 404 and other error pages, broken redirects (loops or redirects to an error page).
Payment and booking links
The payment and booking links on your home page (Stripe, PayPal, Calendly, Planity, Payhip and others) are tested every day, so a broken checkout doesn't cost you sales for weeks.
HTTPS certificate
Validity and expiry date checked daily, with an alert 21 days before it expires.
Same-day email alert, only when something changes
The cause and what to do, in plain words, in French and English. No repeat emails for a problem you already know about; a short "back to normal" email once it's fixed.
Monthly report
On the 1st of each month, one page in French and English: days checked, problems seen and fixed, current status.
Initial audit
A first full check within 48 hours, listing the problems already present.

What it does not do: it is not an antivirus, it does not access your server or admin area, and it does not make backups. Checks run once a day, not minute by minute.

Why not just a free uptime tool?

Uptime tools such as UptimeRobot do one job well: they check every minute or every few minutes that a page answers. If that is all you need, use one. Website monitoring is built for owners who are not technical and don't want to set anything up.

Uptime tool (do it yourself)Website monitoring
SetupYou create an account, add each page to watch and choose alert rules.You give your website address at checkout. Nothing to install or configure.
What is checkedThe pages you add, every 1 to 5 minutes.Once a day: your home page and up to 100 linked pages, error pages and broken redirects.
Payment and booking linksOnly the links you add yourself, one by one.Found on your home page and tested every day (Stripe, PayPal, Calendly, Planity and others).
HTTPS certificateExpiry alerts, usually 30, 14 and 7 days ahead.Expiry alert 21 days ahead, and a same-day alert if it is invalid.
Alerts and reportsStatus codes and uptime statistics in a dashboard.Plain-language emails in French and English with the cause and what to do, an initial audit and a one-page report on the 1st of each month.
PriceFree plans for personal or hobby use; UptimeRobot Solo from USD 12/month billed yearly (October 2026).EUR 29/month including VAT, billed in euros, no commitment.

Website monitoring checks once a day, not minute by minute. If a few minutes of downtime is critical for you, use both: an uptime tool for speed, Website monitoring for broken pages, payment links and certificates.

EUR 29 / month

VAT included. One price, one website, everything included. No commitment: cancel at any time.

Guarantee: if the first monthly report brings you nothing useful, your first month is refunded, no questions asked.

Questions? Email [email protected]. We reply within 2 business days.

Monitor my website — EUR 29/month

Who is it for?

How it works

  1. You subscribe and enter your website address at checkout.
  2. Within 48 hours, you receive the initial audit by email.
  3. Then your site is checked every day; you get an email only when something changes, and a report on the 1st of each month.

Frequently asked questions

My SSL certificate expired. What happens?

Browsers show a "Not secure" warning and many visitors leave. Website monitoring checks your HTTPS certificate every day and emails you 21 days before it expires, so you have time to renew it. If the certificate is already invalid or expired, you get an alert the same day.

My WordPress site was hacked. Can Website monitoring help?

Website monitoring is not an antivirus and does not scan your server. The daily check spots the visible symptoms: pages returning errors, broken redirects, payment or booking links that stopped working. You get an email the same day with the cause and what to do. Repairs on your site can be quoted separately.

My site is down: how do I find out before my customers?

Your site is checked once a day. If your home page or a page it links to returns an error, you get an email alert the same day. This is daily monitoring, not minute-by-minute monitoring.

What exactly do you check?

Every day: your home page and every page of your site linked from it (up to 100 pages), error pages such as 404 or 500, broken redirects (loops or redirects to an error page), the payment and booking links on your home page (Stripe, PayPal, Calendly, Planity and others), and your HTTPS certificate. You get an email only when something changes, and a one-page report on the 1st of each month. Any public website works: WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace or custom-built.

How much does it cost? Is there a commitment?

EUR 29 per month including VAT, one price for one website, everything included. No commitment: you can cancel at any time. If the first monthly report brings you nothing useful, your first month is refunded, no questions asked.

Do you need access to my hosting or my site's admin?

No. Everything is checked from the outside, like a visitor would. You only give us your website address at checkout. We do not access your server, your admin area or your files, and we do not make backups.

Is there cheap website monitoring for a small business?

Yes. Free uptime tools such as UptimeRobot or Notifier check every few minutes that your home page answers. Website monitoring costs EUR 29 per month including VAT and goes further, once a day: every page linked from your home page (up to 100), your payment and booking links, and your HTTPS certificate, with a plain-language email in French and English the same day and a monthly report. If a few hours of downtime is critical for you, use a minute-by-minute uptime tool as well.

How do I know my website is down before my customers do?

Use a check that runs from outside, not your own browser: your browser may show a cached page. Website monitoring tests your site once a day from outside and emails you the same day if your home page, a linked page or a payment link returns an error. For alerts within minutes, add a free uptime monitor alongside it.

What is the difference with UptimeRobot or Better Stack?

UptimeRobot and Better Stack are uptime monitoring tools: they check a page every few minutes and alert you if it stops answering, and you set them up yourself. Website monitoring is a done-for-you daily check for owners who are not technical: broken pages, redirects, payment and booking links and certificate expiry, explained in plain French and English, with an initial audit and a monthly report.

Why not just use a free uptime tool?

If you only need to know, within minutes, that your home page answers, a free or low-cost uptime tool such as UptimeRobot does that well. Website monitoring is for owners who don't want to set anything up: you give your website address at checkout, and once a day we check your home page and up to 100 linked pages, redirects, the payment and booking links on your home page and your HTTPS certificate (alert 21 days before expiry). Alerts and the monthly report are plain-language emails in French and English with the cause and what to do. EUR 29 per month including VAT, billed in euros. It does not check minute by minute, so if a few minutes of downtime is critical for you, use both.

Guide: how to check that your payment and booking links still work.