Downtime alerts · 2 min read
When Your Website Goes Down, So Does Your Phone
Homeowners search at night and on weekends. If your site is down then, the emergency call goes elsewhere.
A pipe bursts at 11 p.m. A storm rips shingles off on a Sunday. Homeowners grab their phones and search. If your website is down at that moment, you don't get the call. Whoever comes up next does.
Why sites go down
- Your web host has an outage.
- Your domain name expired because the renewal notice went to an old email.
- Your security certificate lapsed, so browsers warn visitors your site is "Not secure".
- An update broke something overnight.
You're on a roof, not watching your website
You can't check your website every hour. Even a host promising "99.9% uptime" still allows about 43 minutes of downtime a month, and emergencies don't wait for business hours.
Downtime always seems to happen at the worst possible moment. That's exactly when you need to know.
How we help
Downtime alerts are on the way. They'll watch your website and alert you the moment it stops responding, so you can get it back up before you lose the next job. Join the waitlist to hear when they're ready.