About Sitewatch
We're Solving the "Up-But-Broken" Problem
Sitewatch started from a frustration every web developer knows: your monitoring says everything is fine, but your site is quietly broken. A JS bundle 404s after a deploy. A CDN edge drops your stylesheet. A third-party script fails silently. Your uptime tool doesn't care — it only checks if the server responds. We built Sitewatch because websites deserve monitoring that checks what actually loads, not just whether the lights are on.
- Website monitoring: we check what visitors actually see
- Root cause diagnosis with stack-aware fix playbooks
- Built for agencies and teams managing multiple sites
The problem
Why website monitoring matters more than uptime
Uptime is a vanity metric
A 200 status code doesn't mean your site works. Broken JS bundles, missing stylesheets, and failed API calls all happen on "up" pages. Your visitors see the damage — your uptime tool doesn't.
Hours of silent failure
Without website monitoring, broken deploys can go unnoticed for hours or days. The average time to detect a broken asset without monitoring? Long enough for your clients to find it first.
The stack matters
A broken Next.js build needs a different fix than a WordPress plugin conflict. Sitewatch detects your stack and delivers fix playbooks tailored to your technology — not generic advice.
Deploy-aware monitoring
Every deploy is a risk. Sitewatch integrates with Vercel, Netlify, and GitHub Actions to run website checks immediately after every deployment — catching regressions before they reach users.
How we think about monitoring
Detect, diagnose, fix
Detect everything
We check every linked asset on your pages — scripts, stylesheets, images, fonts, APIs. Not just HTTP status, but MIME types, redirect chains, and content verification.
Classify the root cause
When something breaks, we don't just tell you it's broken. We classify the failure — CDN issue, deploy regression, DNS failure, third-party outage — so you know where to look.
Deliver fix playbooks
Every incident comes with stack-aware remediation steps. Running Next.js on Vercel? You get Vercel-specific fix steps. WordPress on WP Engine? Different playbook, same confidence.
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