Website Monitoring for Agencies

One dashboard for every client site. White-label reports, role-based access, and the alerts your account managers actually need — without the per-site pricing that punishes you for growing.

Most monitoring tools were built for one company watching its own infrastructure. Agencies are the opposite: dozens of clients, dozens of stacks, dozens of stakeholders — and a billing model that wasn't designed for any of it. You end up paying per-check fees that scale linearly with your client roster, juggling logins across three SaaS tools, and writing the same 'everything is fine' email at 9am every Monday. Lemwatch was built specifically for that workflow. You add every client site under one account, group them by retainer or vertical, and surface only the issues that matter to a given account manager. White-label PDF reports go out on a schedule with your logo on the cover. When something breaks, the right person gets paged on the right channel with enough context to triage without opening a ticket. The pricing is flat — 150 sites for $59/month on the Agency plan — so you're not penalised for winning new business.

Why it matters

Agencies live or die on retention, and retention is a function of perceived value. The fastest way to lose a client is to have them notice an outage before you do — or worse, find out about a Core Web Vitals regression from their CMO three weeks after Google docked their ranking. Traditional uptime monitoring catches the first problem and ignores the second. SEO suites catch the second but cost as much as a junior salary. Lemwatch covers both, plus security headers, SSL expiry, DNS drift, broken links, content changes, malware, and 28 other signals — so the conversation with a client shifts from 'we'll look into it' to 'we already fixed it last Tuesday'. That shift is what justifies a retainer increase at the next renewal. It's also what turns a one-site engagement into a fleet-wide one, because the agency that monitors a brand's homepage tends to get the call when the brand needs help with their next ten properties. The infrastructure has to be invisible to the client and obvious to your team — that's the brief Lemwatch was built against.

Problems this solves

Per-site pricing kills profitability as you add clients

Flat $59/mo for 150 sites on Agency, including full feature set

Clients ask 'what did you actually do this month?'

Scheduled white-label PDF reports with your branding

Account managers can't see only their accounts

Site Groups + role-based access scoped per AM

Multiple monitoring tools for uptime, SEO and security

One platform covers all 30+ checks per site

Alerts ping everyone for every blip

Per-site routing, severity rules, and quiet hours

Onboarding a new client takes hours

Bulk-add sites by CSV; full check suite starts immediately

What you get

White-label reports

Branded PDF reports go out weekly or monthly per client. Your logo, your colours, your domain — no Lemwatch attribution unless you want it.

Site Groups & client folders

Organise sites by retainer, vertical, or AM. Each group has its own dashboard, its own alert rules, and its own report schedule.

Per-site notification routing

Critical alerts go to the on-call dev. SEO regressions go to the strategist. Status updates go to the client's Slack. One platform, three audiences.

Fleet Health overview

One score per site, aggregated across uptime, performance, SEO and security. Spot which client needs a check-in before they ask.

Client-facing status pages

Public status pages on your subdomain (status.youragency.com). When a client asks 'is it down?', send them a URL instead of writing back.

Bulk operations across the fleet

Re-run checks across every client site, export consolidated reports, or apply a new alert rule to a whole group in one click.

A typical week

Frequently asked questions

Can I use my own branding on the reports clients receive?

Yes. The Agency plan includes full white-label: your logo on the cover, your colours, optional custom domain for status pages, and zero Lemwatch attribution unless you choose to keep it.

How does pricing work as I add more clients?

Agency is flat $59/month for up to 150 sites. There's no per-check surcharge, no premium for SEO or security modules, and no enterprise tier you'll get pushed into at 50 sites. If you exceed 150 sites, contact sales for a custom plan.

Can account managers see only their own clients?

Yes. Site Groups + role-based access let you scope what each team member sees. Junior AMs see their portfolio, senior strategists see their book, and you see everything.

Do clients get logins?

Optional. You can give a client read-only access to their site's dashboard, or send them a public status page URL with no login at all — your call per relationship.

What replaces an uptime tool, an SEO tool, and an SSL monitor?

All three. Lemwatch runs 30+ checks per site covering uptime, Core Web Vitals, SEO audits, broken links, SSL expiry, DNS drift, security headers, malware, and more. Most agencies consolidate from 2–3 SaaS tools onto this one.

How are alerts routed so my devs don't get paged about SEO?

Per-site rules let you split routing by severity and check type. A 500-error pages on-call; an SEO regression pings the strategist's Slack; status updates publish to the client's channel. One platform, three audiences.

Can I bulk-add sites when I onboard a new client?

Yes. CSV import handles fleet additions, and the full check suite starts running within 10 minutes of import. No per-site configuration required for default coverage.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. Start on the Free plan with 10 sites, full feature access. Upgrade to Pro ($19/mo, 50 sites) or Agency ($59/mo, 150 sites) when you outgrow it. No credit card required to begin.