Taking on new sites now
Your website is your shopfront, and nobody is watching it at two in the morning. We are. When something breaks we tell you what happened, who fixes it, and what to say to them.
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No passwords. Nothing to install. We never touch your site.
Your security certificate is not renewing itself
What it means: Automatic renewal looks broken, so the certificate will expire unless someone steps in.
Who fixes it: Your hosting provider or your developer.
What to ask them: "Our security certificate should have renewed automatically by now. Can you check the renewal?"
— Owlwake
An example, in our words. Every finding like this is re-tested three times with a fresh lookup before you are told.
Built to check dozens of things not just “is it up?”
Plain English alerts that say who fixes it
Our own status page is public, at status.owlwake.com
No access to anything you own
Ordered by what actually costs money, not by what is easy to check.
Your web address, and whether it is about to lapse. We start warning two months out, then louder at thirty days, and loudest at seven.
A lapsed address takes the site and the email with it.
A real browser fills it in with a marked message, and we prove the message arrived. Not just that the form said thank you.
The quietest way there is to lose a customer.
Checked around the clock, and re-tested three times with a fresh lookup before anyone wakes you.
Found by us, not by a customer phoning you.
Defaced pages and injected spam links. coming soon Scripts appearing on your site that you never added.
Google blacklists a hacked site within days.
Whether it is about to expire, whether its renewal is actually working, and whether it covers every address people type.
Browsers show a full-page warning the hour it expires.
Speed, broken links, and the one setting that quietly hides a whole site from Google after a redesign.
Invisible for weeks before anyone notices.
Everything we do is passive. We look at your site the way any visitor does, and we never log in to anything you own.
Ten minutes of questions: your site, who built it, what must always be on the homepage, and where alerts should go. Nothing to install, and no passwords.
Around the clock. Every failure is re-tested with a fresh lookup before you hear about it, so you are never woken for a blip.
What happened, since when, what we think it is, who fixes it, and the words to send them. Then a monthly report that proves the month was quiet.
Every month you get one page that says whether the month was quiet, and a ledger of everything we caught. It is the thing you forward to a partner when they ask what this costs and why.
You also get a status page of your own, so when something is wrong you have somewhere to point people instead of answering the same message twenty times.
All quiet.
Reachable 99.98% of the month. Nothing needed you.
An example of the first page.
Per site, per month. Setup is free, cancel any time.
Monthly Yearly · two months free
$15per site, per month
For one site you cannot afford to have quietly down.
Most chosen
$35per site, per month
For a site that takes bookings, enquiries or orders.
$99per month, for ten sites
For the person who gets the call when a client's site breaks.
| Compare | Essentials | Pro | Agency coming soon |
|---|---|---|---|
| How often we check | 60 seconds | 60 or 30 seconds | 60 or 30 seconds |
| Security certificate, web address and mail records | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Status page on your own web address | ✓ | ✓ | your brand |
| Weekly speed audit and link crawl | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Defaced pages and spam links | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Blacklists coming soon | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| A journey we run for you coming soon | — | 1 standard | 1 per site |
| Alerts by WhatsApp coming soon | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Alerts by text coming soon | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Escalation to a person | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Monthly report | PDF + a call each quarter | per site, plus a roll-up |
coming soon A journey is one of three standard tests we set up for you: your contact form, your booking flow, or your login page. Anything more unusual is quoted separately.
You could, and you would still have to set it up, read the alerts, and know what they mean. And it would say nothing about your web address expiring, your certificate's renewal quietly breaking, or spam links appearing in your pages. We do the reading.
Hosting watches their own servers. Nobody watches your web address, your mail records, or whether Google can still find you. Ask them when your domain expires.
No, and that is on purpose. We never touch your site, so what we tell you is never bent toward selling you a repair. You get exactly what to ask your developer or host for, and if you do not have one, three we trust.
No. No passwords, no plugins, nothing to install. We look at your site the way a visitor does.
Every failure is re-tested three times with a fresh lookup before anyone is woken, and a separate service watches us: if our own checking stops running, it wakes us. Not a guarantee, but better than the current plan, which is a customer telling you.
We are taking on a small number of sites first, so we can look after them properly.