We Know Your Site Is Down Before You Do
Every site we build goes on monitoring from day one. We check that it is actually responding every five minutes, and when something breaks we step in — usually before anyone has a chance to report it.
Support That Does Not Stop at Handover.
We watch the sites we build, so downtime is something we tell you about — not something you tell us about.
Found out your site was down from a customer?
That is the expensive way to learn it. We check every five minutes so the alert reaches us first, and we act on it.
Nobody is watching your site after launch?
A site handed over and never looked at again is not supported. We keep the ones we build under monitoring for as long as they are live.
Downtime turning into a long investigation?
Because we know your hosting and stack already, diagnosis starts immediately instead of with a request for access.
Checked Every Five Minutes
Every site we build goes on monitoring from the day it launches. An automated check runs every five minutes and confirms the site is actually responding — not just that the server is powered on.
Downtime rarely announces itself. It happens during a plugin update, after a DNS change, when a certificate quietly expires, or when a host has a bad night. Without monitoring, the first person to notice is usually a customer, and by then the damage is already done.
What Happens When Something Breaks
The check fails, we get alerted, and a human looks at it. We are not waiting for a support ticket to tell us your site is down.
Because we built or maintain the site, we already know its hosting, its stack and its history — so diagnosis starts immediately instead of beginning with "can you give us access?". Most incidents are resolved before anyone on your side has noticed anything.
Part of How We Work, Not an Upsell
We put the sites we build under monitoring because it is the only honest way to stand behind our work. Shipping a site and never looking at it again is not support — it is a handover.
If you already have a site that nobody is watching, we can take it on the same way: understand the stack, put it under monitoring, and be the people who notice first. Talk to us about testing and ongoing quality too — the two belong together.
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