Websitemon makes visual monitoring simple for everyone. Track key pages, catch visual issues, and get instant alerts—all without needing technical expertise
Your pristine website gets hacked and starts bombarding visitors with flashing pop-ups, suspicious ads, and embarrassing spam content
A staff member clicks the wrong button and suddenly your homepage is a mess of broken layouts, missing images, and garbled text
That fancy third-party tool you rely on breaks down, leaving gaping holes in your design where content should be and making your site look amateur
Your hosting service fails and visitors see nothing but a blank white screen or a scary error message instead of your website
Your SSL certificate expires without warning, greeting visitors with menacing browser warnings that make your site look like a cyber-criminal's lair
A routine system update causes your carefully structured layouts to crumble, leaving text overlapping images and buttons floating into space
Simply enter your website URL and Websitemon will automatically scan and index all your pages.
Choose which pages matter most—from your homepage to product pages. Set custom monitoring frequencies for each page.
Receive instant email alerts whenever Websitemon detects changes in content, layout, or functionality.
Answers to questions you might have about Websitemon.
Websitemon is a visual monitoring tool that takes periodic screenshots of your website's key pages. It compares these images to a baseline to detect any significant visual changes, helping you catch potential issues before they impact visitors.
You can customize the frequency of checks to fit your needs. Websitemon will then take screenshots at these intervals and notify you if it detects any important changes.
You can mark up to ten screenshots of each page as "it's okay" to avoid false alerts.
Websitemon is ideal for e-commerce store owners, website/blog owners, and marketing managers who want to ensure their site’s visual consistency without needing technical expertise.
Websitemon uses a balance-based system. Each check costs a fraction of a cent, and when your balance is low, it’s automatically topped up to keep monitoring continuous.
