Site Keeper

Site Keeper

Checks your website on a schedule, so a customer is never the first one to find a problem.

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What Site Keeper handles
Uptime, checked from outside
It confirms your site is reachable on a regular schedule, from the outside, the same way a customer would reach it.
Links that work
It walks your pages and flags broken links and images before a visitor runs into one.
Forms that deliver
It runs test submissions and confirms they arrive, because a form that fails silently is a lead you never knew you lost.
Flags, not patches
It reports what is broken with the evidence attached. It does not edit your site, and fixes are made by a human you can name.
The log
Every check it runs is logged, so a quiet week is a verified quiet week rather than an unmonitored one.
The supervisor
A lilAgents builder reviews the flags, decides what needs fixing, and does the fixing.

What it reads, and what it may write.

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Site Keeper reads your website the way the public does, plus the delivery end of your forms so it can confirm submissions arrive. It holds no credentials to edit your site, your DNS, or your hosting, so the worst it can do is be wrong in a report.

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Findings are written to your CRM, its one write surface, with each check and each flag logged. When something needs a fix, the fix goes through a human, on infrastructure you own.

The working rules
Your site
Untouched
Writes go to
Your CRM
Every check
Logged
When unsure
It asks

When it asks instead of guessing.

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Not every anomaly is an outage. A slow response might be a hosting hiccup, and a failed check might be the checker's own network. Site Keeper retries, compares, and only flags what it can reproduce, and when it still is not sure, it says it is not sure.

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It runs its checks on a recurring schedule, and a lilAgents builder reviews anything it raises. You hear about problems from us, with a plan attached, instead of from a customer.

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