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Website uptime monitoring, included with LeadJaw

LeadJaw checks your website every few minutes and alerts you by email and Slack when it stops responding. You also get SSL certificate expiry warnings, an uptime card on your dashboard and a full incident report. It is included on every plan with nothing to install.

LeadJaw checks your website every few minutes and tells you when it goes down. You get an email and a Slack alert when your site stops responding. You get another when it recovers. You also get a warning before your SSL certificate expires. It is included on every plan. There is nothing to install and no separate subscription to manage.

What is website uptime monitoring?

Uptime monitoring loads your website on a schedule and records whether it replied. If the site fails to respond, the service alerts you. Without it, most owners find out from a customer, a colleague or a drop in enquiries. By then the site may have been offline for hours.

LeadJaw already records every visit a company makes to your pages. Checking the site itself was the next step. Now the same tool that tells you which companies are visiting also tells you when nobody can.

Why a visitor identification tool monitors uptime

Every feature in LeadJaw exists to help you capture B2B leads from your website. None of that works while the site is offline. A company clicks your paid ad and hits an error page. LeadJaw cannot identify them. They cannot fill in a form. They will not come back. The ad budget is spent either way.

Downtime is a lead problem before it is an IT problem. That is why it belongs in the same dashboard as your visitor data.

What you get

Near real time alerts by email and Slack

When your site fails three checks in a row, LeadJaw opens an incident. It sends an alert to your account email and your connected Slack channel. When the site responds again on two checks in a row, you get a recovery alert with the outage duration. Waiting for three failures in a row keeps false alarms to a minimum.

SSL certificate expiry warnings

An expired certificate replaces your site with a browser warning. Most of them leave. LeadJaw checks your certificate daily and warns you 14 days and 7 days before expiry, then again if it lapses. If your certificate renews on its own, you will never hear about it. If it fails to renew, you will.

Uptime card on your dashboard

Your dashboard shows a live uptime card next to your visitor stats. It shows current status, uptime for the last 30 days, average response time and days until the SSL certificate expires. One glance answers two questions. Who is on the site, and is the site up.

Site uptime report

The uptime report lists every incident with start time, end time and duration. A response time chart shows how fast your site replies over time. A slowdown is often the first sign of a hosting problem.

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Uptime in your daily and weekly digests

Your LeadJaw digest emails now include an uptime summary. You do not need to log in to know how your site performed.

Check frequency by plan

Every plan includes uptime monitoring. Higher plans check more often.

Starter: every 5 minutes
Growth: every 3 minutes
Pro: every minute

Checks run from LeadJaw's UK servers. Your monitoring data stays in the UK with the rest of your account data.

Who this is for

Business owners and founders with no IT team. They would not know the site was down until someone said so.

Marketing managers running paid campaigns who need to know if traffic is landing on a dead page.

Sales teams who rely on inbound leads and form fills. If the site is down, the pipeline is paused.

IT managers and agencies managing client sites who want downtime and SSL alerts without another vendor, login and invoice.

What LeadJaw uptime monitoring is not

We would rather you knew the limits up front. LeadJaw monitors the one domain connected to your account. It checks from a single UK location. It does not offer public status pages, SMS alerts or monitoring for internal APIs and cron jobs. If you run many servers and an on call rota, a dedicated monitoring tool is the right choice. If you run a B2B website and want to know when it goes down, LeadJaw covers it.

How to turn it on

Uptime monitoring is on by default for every account with the LeadJaw tracker installed. You can switch it off or back on from the uptime report page. There is no setup, no code and no separate account.

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Common questions

No. It is included on Starter, Growth and Pro plans and during the free trial.

LeadJaw alerts after three failed checks in a row. On Pro, checks run every minute, so you are alerted within 3 minutes of the first failed check. On Growth it is within 9 minutes. On Starter it is within 15 minutes.

A single failed request can be a network blip rather than a real outage. Three in a row means the site is down. It cuts false alarms with little delay.

Down and recovery alerts go to your account email. If you have connected Slack to LeadJaw, they also post to your Slack channel.

 

Each LeadJaw account monitors the domain connected to that account. Agencies with several client sites run one account per client. That keeps visitor data and uptime data separate too.

Yes. LeadJaw checks the certificate daily. It warns you 14 days and 7 days before expiry, and again if the certificate has expired.

 

No. If the LeadJaw tracker is on your site, uptime monitoring is already running. It checks the domain from the outside, like a visitor would.

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