Agency-friendly website monitoring · Reports your clients understand

Website monitoring your clients can actually understand.

Watchfox helps agencies and practical teams monitor websites, catch real issues, communicate clearly with clients, and turn incidents into reports people can read.

Website-first monitoring Client-ready reports Status pages included Privacy-conscious operations
Client project health Example workspace
99.94%Monthly web uptime
3Incidents summarized
12Client sites monitored
PDFBranded report output
Homepage recovered after 4 min · ready for the monthly client report
TLS certificate expires in 18 days · visible before it becomes urgent
Public status page keeps customer communication in one place

Everything you need for client website monitoring.

Track website availability, content changes, TLS and domain expiry, scheduled job heartbeats, status communication, and monthly reporting in one focused workspace.

Client-friendly reporting

Turn uptime, incidents, and monitor history into monthly PDF reports and readable summaries for client conversations.

Status pages for communication

Share clear service health with public or private status pages, components, maintenance context, and incident updates.

Workspace and project management

Organize clients or site groups into projects, invite collaborators, and keep historical work easy to review.

Core checks for day-to-day website operations.

Start with practical monitoring for websites, content, certificates, domains, cron jobs, and sitemaps — without adding a full observability stack.

UptimeHTTP/HTTPS status checks, response time, expected status codes.
KeywordVerify expected text is present or missing on a page.
TLSCertificate validity and expiry awareness.
HeartbeatDetect missing pings from cron jobs and scheduled tasks.
SitemapLight sitemap validation and broken links within sitemap scope.
DomainDomain expiry awareness when registry data is available.

Pricing for agencies and practical teams.

Plans scale with the work you manage: monitor volume, smart verification, client-ready reporting, branding, status pages, and API/export needs — without forcing you into an enterprise monitoring suite.

Free

For trying Watchfox on real websites and small projects.

€0 / $0/mo

Free evaluation

  • 10 monitors
  • 1 status page
  • 5-minute checks
  • Core website monitor types

Starter

For freelancers and small teams monitoring production sites.

€15 / $15/mo

€150 / $150 yearly

  • 30 monitors
  • Primary scheduled checks
  • 1-minute checks
  • Email, Slack, and webhook alerts

Pro

For higher-scale teams that need more capacity, API access, and exports.

€149 / $149/mo

€1490 / $1490 yearly

  • 500 monitors
  • 10 status pages
  • Advanced verification coverage
  • API access, exports, and higher limits

Prices are shown in EUR/USD parity, exclude applicable taxes, and use yearly billing at approximately two months free. Paddle is the Merchant of Record for paid subscriptions.

FAQ

Quick answers for teams evaluating Watchfox.

Who is Watchfox for?

Web agencies, freelancers, small SaaS/product teams, e-commerce teams, and privacy-conscious companies that need practical web monitoring and client-ready outputs.

What makes it useful for agencies?

Projects, status pages, branded reports, and workspace collaboration make it easier to monitor many client websites without building a reporting workflow yourself.

Is this a full observability platform?

No. Watchfox is intentionally focused on website monitoring, reporting, status pages, alerts, and workspace workflows — without APM, logs, traces, or server agents.

Can I start without paying?

Yes. The Free plan is designed for evaluation and light use, with enough room to try the core website checks before moving to a paid plan.

Where can I read docs and trust information?

Public docs, system status, Terms, Privacy Policy, Refund/Cancellation Policy, DPA, Security, Roadmap, and Changelog pages are linked from this site.

Start with one client project. Add more as you grow.

Create monitors, configure alerts, publish a status page, and prepare client-ready reports from one workspace.