Pricing
Pick what your website needs.
Starter covers the essentials, Business does everything, and Studio does everything for up to five client sites. Not sure yet? The check on the home page runs nearly every check for free, with no account.
Starter
The essentials for one website.
Tax is added at checkout where it applies.
- One website, with the 26 core checks
- Up or down, checked every five minutes
- A full check once a day
- Contact form, call and WhatsApp buttons, Google listing, email records
- HTTPS certificate and domain renewal warnings
- An email when something breaks, and again when it is fixed
Renews every month at $9 plus any tax until you cancel. Cancel any time in your Whop account; 30-day refund. By continuing you agree to the terms.
Business
Everything Quivermark does, for one website.
Tax is added at checkout where it applies.
- Everything in Starter, with all 34 checks
- A full check every 6 hours
- A weekly test enquiry through your form, and the inbox check
- Your checkout walked to the payment step, and card-skimmer watch
- Printed QR codes and the accessibility report
- Keyword checks and heartbeats for scheduled jobs
- Alerts to Slack, Teams, Discord, Telegram or any webhook as well
- A public status page and a monthly report
Renews every month at $19 plus any tax until you cancel. Cancel any time in your Whop account; 30-day refund. By continuing you agree to the terms.
Studio
For freelancers and agencies looking after client sites.
Tax is added at checkout where it applies.
- Everything in Business, for up to five client sites
- Alerts go straight to each client in plain English, once they confirm, with a copy to you
- Every client site on one dashboard
- A monthly report for each client: uptime, what broke and when it was fixed
- The checks basic monitors skip: forms, email records, Google visibility, QR codes, accessibility, card skimmers
- Need more than five? Email us
Renews every month at $40 plus any tax until you cancel. Cancel any time in your Whop account; 30-day refund. By continuing you agree to the terms.
Available to customers in the United States, the United Kingdom and the European Union.
What we actually check
All thirty-four run on Business and Studio. Starter runs the twenty-six core checks; the rest are on Business.
Is it up
The plain question underneath everything else, day and night.
Can people find you
Whether your site is telling search engines not to list it — the tag left on after launch that quietly removes you from Google.
Every way people type it
The www version of your address, and the insecure one. You type it your way and it works; the people who type it the other way get nothing.
Can people email you
The mail records on your domain. A contact form can accept an enquiry perfectly and the message still never reach you.
Does your domain expire
The renewal date on the name itself. If it lapses, the site and every email address on it stop at the same moment.
Your contact page
Opened in a real browser, with a form still on it, and any JavaScript errors recorded. Switch on the weekly test and we also send a clearly marked test enquiry once a week. Add our address to your form’s emails and we also tell you when they stop arriving.
Does it fit a phone
Most people looking at your site are on a phone and you almost never are. We measure whether the page spills off the side of one.
Loaded securely, all of it
A secure page can still pull in pictures and scripts over an insecure connection. Browsers block those and warn the visitor.
Photos that stopped loading
The grey box with a question mark, which your own browser hides from you.
Links and printed QR codes
Every link a visitor walks through, plus the codes on your menus and flyers that cannot be corrected once printed. Make new codes here too: they hold your own address, so they never expire.
Your HTTPS certificate
Before it expires, rather than after browsers start warning people away.
Page speed
Load time, response time and page weight.
Your checkout
A product added to the basket the way a customer would, and the payment step confirmed to load. Nothing is ever bought.
Can customers reach you
Every call button, email link, WhatsApp, Viber and Telegram link and map on your site, tapped to check it goes somewhere.
Hacked, emptied or changed
Spam or a "hacked by" message on your home page, or most of it gone after an update.
Asks before tracking visitors
Tracking cookies set before a visitor agrees, on a site with no cookie banner at all.
How your link looks when shared
A picture, a title and a description when your site is shared on WhatsApp or Facebook.
Usable by everyone
Pictures with no description, faint text, and form boxes or buttons a screen reader cannot name, on your home and contact pages.
Card skimmers on your checkout
A new outside script on your checkout, the way card-stealing code arrives, flagged until you say it is yours.
Old software with known holes
A WordPress version WordPress itself lists as insecure, and older code worth updating.
A public status page
A link you can send to anyone asking whether you are down.
Google’s dangerous-site list
Whether Google lists your site as dangerous, which makes browsers show a red warning page instead of it. The owner is usually the last to know.
Titles, descriptions and sitemap
What Google shows for each page, titles that are not all the same, and a sitemap with no dead pages in it.
Clear next step on a phone
On a phone’s first screen, without scrolling: a way to reach you or a button to sign up, buy or book. And the same phone number on your home and contact pages.
Nothing left behind
Template text like “Lorem ipsum”, a footer still saying © 2021, a holiday notice out of season, a page title that just says “Home”.
Maps, booking and chat load
What your page embeds from other services, such as the map, booking calendar, chat, payment button, forms and videos, plus your own styles and scripts.
Domain records unchanged
An alert if your nameservers or mail servers change, which is how a domain hijack starts, until you confirm the change was yours.
Speed for real visitors
Google’s own measurements of your real visitors on phones: how fast the page shows, how quickly it reacts, how much it jumps.
Endpoints and APIs
The APIs, health checks and services your site depends on, every 5 minutes, with your own rules for a good answer.
Lookalike domains and new certificates
Newly registered domains made to look like yours, and new certificates on your domain from the public logs.
Looks the way it did
A picture of the top of your home page each time, compared with the last, so a layout broken by an update does not go unnoticed.
Every alert says what it means and what to do about it, in plain English, with a message you can forward to whoever looks after your site.
What happens next
You will be asked to create an account first — monitoring has to be attached to one, and it takes a moment. Payment is handled by Whop, so we never see your card details, and monitoring starts the moment it clears. Add your website, and the first full check runs straight away.
Cancel whenever you like and it stops at the end of the period you have paid for. Our refund policy says what happens to the rest.