Find website problems before your customers do.

Site Keeper checks your website on a schedule, from uptime to the booking form, and flags what's broken with the evidence attached.

Find the broken link before a customer does.

One morning check on a family restaurant's website, and what it caught.

Marino's Kitchen
marinoskitchen.com · Morning check, Tuesday
4 fine · 1 flagged
By hand
Customer call, Fri 7:40 pm

"I booked a table online for my mom's birthday and nobody ever confirmed it."

With Site Keeper
Site up
Checked every 5 minutes overnight. No downtime.
Up
Pages checked
24 pages and 186 links opened and read.
Done
One broken link
The Menu button opens menu-2025.pdf, last year's prices, and the footer still says 2025.
Proposed fixPoint the Menu button to menu-2026.pdf, and update the footer to 2026
Approved, 9:10 am
Flagged
Reservation form
Test booking sent at 6:03 am. It reached the host inbox in 40 seconds.
Delivered
Security certificate
Renews in 41 days, on November 4.
Valid
Checked by Site Keeper before the first customer woke up. It finds and flags problems; a human approves every fix.

Example report. The restaurant and details are made up; the checks are the ones we run for real.

What it takes off your plate

Uptime, from outside

Checked on a schedule, the way a customer reaches your site.

Links that work

Broken links and images flagged before a visitor hits one.

Forms that deliver

Test submissions confirmed arriving, so no lead goes missing.

Flags, then a fix

Each problem comes with the evidence, and a person makes the fix.

What it reads, and what you get

Connected the way you'd set up a new hire: only what the job needs.

It reads

  • Your websiteLike any visitor
  • Your form inboxDid it arrive?
Site KeeperChecked by a person

You get

  • A check reportWhat's fine and what's flagged, in email or Slack
  • A proposed fixFor a person to approve and make

It never

  • Edits your site
  • Touches your DNS or hosting
  • Every check logged
  • A person on our team checks its work
  • On a recurring schedule

It flags only what it can reproduce.

Not every blip is an outage. It retries and compares, and when it still isn't sure, it says so.

  • A slow response
  • A failed check
  • A hiccup that clears
How every agent asks before it acts
Not sure yetThe contact page was slow once at 3:12 am, then fine on two retries. Keep an eye on it?

Noted, and logged with the check.

Asked by Site Keeper. An example; the names are made up.

Make Site Keeper your first automation.

  1. 1Book a callTell us where the work piles up.
  2. 2We build it in your accountsIn month one. For the first week, a person on our team checks every write.
  3. 3Keep it, or cancelIf it isn't earning its keep within 14 days, cancel and pay nothing.