Website Uptime Monitoring

Seogismo checks your website every 5 minutes, around the clock. If the site stops responding, you get an email as soon as the outage is confirmed.

• An outage is confirmed by two failed checks in a row, so a single network glitch won't wake you up;
• When the site is back, we send a second email with the total downtime;
• Uptime for 24 hours, 7 and 30 days, response time and a 30-day chart;
• A log of all outages with start time, duration and the reason: timeout, 5xx error, DNS or SSL failure.

Find out about problems before your customers and Google do — every hour of downtime costs sales and crawl budget.

SSL Certificate, Domain Expiry and Technical Files

Once a day we check what quietly breaks websites and is easy to forget about:

• SSL certificate — reminders 14, 7 and 1 day before it expires, and an alert if the certificate becomes invalid;
• Domain registration — reminders 30, 14, 7 and 1 day before the domain expires;
• robots.txt — an alert if it suddenly blocks the site from Google or disappears;
• sitemap.xml — an alert if the sitemap is gone or the number of URLs drops by more than 30%;
• Google Web Risk — an alert if Google flags the site as dangerous (malware, phishing).

A forgotten domain renewal or an expired certificate can take a website out of search for weeks. Monitoring makes sure that doesn't happen.

Key Pages and SEO Changes

We take a daily snapshot of your home page and the pages that bring you traffic, and compare it with the previous one:

• Status code — the page started returning 404 or 5xx;
• noindex in meta robots or the X-Robots-Tag header;
• canonical pointing to a different URL;
• Changes in Title, Description and H1, showing what it was and what it is now.

On Profi and Studio plans we track up to 20 key pages — those your site ranks with in Keyword Ranking Check. On other plans we track the home page.

Email Alerts and a Weekly Report

All notifications come by email — in English, Ukrainian or Russian:

• Critical problems — a separate email right away: the site is down, noindex, robots.txt blocking, SSL or domain expiring in less than a week;
• Minor changes — one daily digest instead of a dozen emails;
• Every Monday — a report for the week: uptime, outages, SSL and domain status, all changes on your pages.

Alerts and the weekly report can be turned on and off separately for each website.