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Hear it from us, not from your customers.
Your website, your booking form or your email can stop working at 2 a.m. Monitoring checks them on a schedule and alerts your team the moment something fails. You get a simple status page. The goal is no false alarms, so an alert means something.
What it costs to find out late
A broken form or a down site is quiet. Nobody tells you until the damage is done.
A customer finds the problem first
They try to book, the form fails, and they go to someone else without saying a word.
It breaks over the weekend
Nobody checks on Saturday night, so the issue sits until Monday morning.
Too many alerts, so they get ignored
A noisy system sends warnings for everything. Soon the team stops reading them, including the real ones.
From a check to the right person
Your important systems are checked on a schedule. When one fails, the right person hears about it.
- Your website
- Your forms and booking
- Your email
- Your payments page
Monitoring- An alert to your team
- A simple status view
- A record of past problems
- A note when it’s back
What it looks like day to day
Scroll through a typical status and alert.
- 1
A list of what’s healthy
Each system you care about shows as working or not, on one simple screen.
- 2
A check runs, a message goes out
When a check fails, it tries again first. If the problem is real, the team gets a message that says what failed.
- 3
You see the history
A short record of what failed, when, and how long it lasted, so you can spot patterns.
Fewer alarms, more signal.
A check confirms a problem before it raises the alarm, so one brief hiccup doesn’t wake anyone up. We aim for no false alarms. We can’t promise there will never be one, and we tune the rules with you.
- A failed check is repeated before alerting
- Alerts go to the right person, not everyone
- Quiet hours you choose, with exceptions for serious problems
- We adjust the rules when something is too noisy
Everything on one page.
A plain page shows what’s working and what isn’t. Your team can check it in ten seconds, without asking a developer.
- One screen, green or red
- A short history of past problems
- A page you can share with your team
- Written so a non-technical person can read it
See what’s growing. See what’s broken.
When your numbers and systems sit in one place, you notice both in time to do something about it.
Your project, step by step
A typical project. We size it with you after a short call.
- Step 1
List what matters
Which systems would hurt most if they stopped, and who should hear about it.
- Step 2
Set the checks
We choose what to check, how often and what counts as a real problem.
- Step 3
Test the alerts
We cause a controlled failure to see that the right people get the right message.
- Step 4
Tune and hand over
We watch the first weeks, quiet anything noisy and give you the status page.
What you get
- Scheduled checks on the systems you choose
- Alerts to the right people on your team
- A simple status view
- A record of past problems
- Rules tuned to cut false alarms
- Support after launch
What we need from you
- A list of the systems that matter most
- The people who should receive alerts
- Access, or the details we need, to check each system
- A few minutes to test the alerts with us
What it won’t do
- We don’t promise your systems will never go down. We promise you’ll hear about it quickly
- We don’t promise zero false alarms. That’s the goal, and we tune toward it
- Monitoring tells you something is wrong. It doesn’t fix every problem by itself
Questions
What it costs
From CAD 200 a month.
Quoted after a short call. The price depends on how many systems are checked, how often, who gets alerted and how and whether you want a status page for your team.
How pricing worksWhat can be monitored?
Things like your website, a booking or contact form, your email sending and an online checkout page. On the call we list what matters most to you.
How will I be alerted?
In the way your team actually reads, such as email or a text message. We choose it with you.
Will I get false alarms?
We aim for none. A failed check is repeated before it alerts, and we tune the rules in the first weeks. We can’t promise there will never be one.
Does it fix problems automatically?
It tells you quickly. Some simple problems can be retried automatically, and we’ll say which. Others need a person.
Can my team see the status?
Yes. A simple status page shows what’s working, readable by anyone on your team.
Can I see an example?
Yes, on a call. We walk you through how we’d build yours, step by step, before you commit to anything.
Which system would hurt most if it stopped tonight?
A clear answer within 2 business days: we can build it, partly, or not a fit.