Monitoring
Know the moment your site stops working for AI
A check tells you where you stand this afternoon. Monitoring keeps checking, and tells you when the answer changes, whether that was your own deploy, something in your infrastructure, or the standards moving underneath you.
One site free, forever. Not a trial, no card. Plans from $29 a month for more sites.
Nothing tells you when this breaks
A site that stops working for AI assistants throws no errors. Your pages still load, your orders still process, and your dashboards look exactly as they did yesterday. The only difference is that some customers quietly do not arrive.
That is why this needs watching rather than remembering. There is no alarm to wait for.
What it watches
Your readiness, every day
The same check as the free tool, run against your site every 24 hours rather than whenever you remember: whether an assistant can get in, whether your UCP profile and WebMCP tools are valid, and whether any of it has quietly changed since yesterday. Every run is kept, with its score.
Your deploys
A redirect added for a campaign, a new security rule, a redesign that changes how your product pages are built. All sensible changes, none of them made by someone thinking about assistants. You find out the same day rather than the following quarter.
Your infrastructure
A CDN default, a new WAF rule, a certificate change, a domain moved behind a proxy. None of it touches your application code, all of it can stop an agent reaching you, and none of it shows up as an error. We check from outside, so we see what an agent would.
The standards themselves
We read every release as it lands and publish what it means in plain English, rather than a link to a diff. When a change reaches the checks, your next daily run grades against it, so whether it affects you shows up on your own report.
What agents actually did
A check says what an agent could do on your site. If your pages offer WebMCP tools, one optional line of script shows what agents did: which tools they called, whether each call succeeded or threw, and how long it took.
A tool call happens inside the agent's browser, against script already running on your page. Your server never sees it, so no log, CDN or analytics product can. This is the only place it shows up.
A tool that agents keep calling and that fails every time opens an issue, exactly like a failed check does. It produces no server error and no failed request, so without this it appears in no other system you run.
What it records
- ✓ Which tool was called
- ✓ Whether it succeeded or threw
- ✓ How long it took
What it never records
- × The arguments: a query, an address, a basket
- × Anything about the visitor: no address, agent string, cookie or fingerprint
This is the "tool calls a month" on the pricing page, and the only thing metered. Checks and alerts are unmetered on every plan. A site with no tools never approaches the limit.
What you get
An alert when it matters
Email when something changes, with what changed and how to put it right. Nothing when everything is fine, because an alert you learn to ignore is worse than none.
Issues, not noise
A problem is tracked from the day it appears until the day it stops. You are told when it opens and when it resolves, once each, not every morning it is still there.
A history
Every check kept, so you can see when something changed and line it up against what you shipped that week.
Something to forward
Every alert links to a report written to be read by whoever fixes it, so you are not translating between us and your developer or agency.
What it costs
One site is free for good, monitored in full: daily checks, alerts and history. The paid plans exist for people watching several sites: regional domains, every brand you run, or clients' sites if you are an agency.
- Free
- $0 /month
- 1 site, checked daily
- One site, monitored properly.
- Pro
- $29 /month
- 5 sites, checked daily
- For an agency or a group of brands.
- Scale
- $99 /month
- 25 sites, checked daily
- For a large estate, or a lot of agent traffic.
Start with where you stand today
Run a free check first. It takes a moment, needs no account, and tells you whether there is anything here worth watching in the first place.