OopsAlert runs 40+ checks on your websites — uptime, visual changes, broken links, DNS drift, expiring certificates, mail landing in spam, even the embarrassing typos — and emails you the moment something goes wrong.
A website breaks in dozens of small ways that nobody notices until a customer does — it goes down, a link rots, a certificate lapses, DNS drifts, mail starts landing in spam, a placeholder ships. OopsAlert runs 40+ checks and watches for all of it.
Is it even up — and still quick? We ping every minute, call it down only after repeated failures, and email the recovery too. Load time is measured on a schedule, and you're told when it drifts past your limit.
A layout breaks, an image drops, a headline or price changes. We screenshot each page and diff it shift-aware — an inserted banner doesn't light up everything it pushed down — then re-capture to confirm before you hear about it.
The embarrassing stuff, scanned daily on every monitored page: leftover “lorem ipsum”, a placeholder email, a mistyped link, a Google Map that won't load — or a link to the staging site three weeks after launch.
Site-wide hygiene nobody re-checks after launch: a certificate quietly expiring, robots.txt blocking Google, missing pages answering 200 OK, no cookie banner detected despite trackers, no privacy policy to be found.
Your records, diffed daily against your own nameserver — plus resolution failures and registry expiry. Import a BIND zone and drift from what you declared alerts too. SPF, DKIM and DMARC are checked so your mail doesn't quietly land in spam.
We re-crawl your site and read your sitemap on a schedule, pick up pages you just published, and remove watched pages only once the page itself has verifiably stopped serving.
Screenshot monitoring is easy to get wrong — a rotating hero, a cookie banner or a live clock looks like a change every single day. Before every capture, OopsAlert strips the moving parts so a real change is the only thing that trips an alert.
Every capture, cleaned up automatically — and you set the diff % threshold per site.
There's nothing to install and no code to add. Point OopsAlert at a URL and it takes care of the rest.
Paste a URL. We crawl it or read your sitemap, list every page we find, and let you pick exactly what to watch — and how sensitive each check should be.
→On your schedule we ping for uptime, time the load, take a clean screenshot, scan every page's source, and check certificates, DNS, mail authentication, consent and policies — around the clock.
→The moment something crosses your limits, one email lands in your inbox — with the detail and one-click links to accept the change or re-check the page.
Whether it's downtime, a slow page, a broken link or a visual change, the alert shows you exactly what happened and lets you deal with it without logging in — one click to accept a change as the new normal, or to re-check right away.
If a website matters to you, OopsAlert is the second pair of eyes that never blinks.
Peace of mind that your site is up, fast and correct — without checking it yourself. If something breaks, you'll know before it costs you a sale.
One place to watch every client site. Catch the broken deploy or expired cert before your client emails you about it — and look good doing it.
Catch regressions the moment a release breaks a page, rots a link or drops a certificate — with a screenshot and the numbers to prove it.
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