The sites you design need to stay fast, indexed, and online long after launch. Lemwatch is the post-launch monitoring layer that keeps your portfolio looking the way you delivered it.
Web design agencies sell the launch — but get judged on the year that follows. Every site you ship picks up a slow third-party script, a CMS update that breaks the hero, an SSL cert that quietly expires, or a Core Web Vitals regression that drops the client's organic traffic. The client doesn't blame WordPress; they blame the agency that built it. Lemwatch gives you a continuous post-launch monitoring layer for every site in your portfolio — uptime, CWV, SEO, SSL, broken links, content changes, malware — so the work you delivered keeps delivering. Bundle it into your retainer or sell it as a separate care plan; the per-site cost is low enough either way (150 sites for $59/month on Agency) that the margin works.
Design-led agencies live and die on portfolio. A site you shipped two years ago that's now scoring 32 on Lighthouse and pulling 8s LCP is an active liability — it's the first result when a prospect Googles 'agency name + client'. The fix isn't doing free post-launch work forever; the fix is monitoring that surfaces regressions before they compound, plus a paid care plan that makes the maintenance a billable line item. Lemwatch does the surfacing automatically. White-label PDF reports give you the deliverable that justifies the line item. And the same platform doubles as a sales tool: when you're pitching a new client, the ability to show 'here's the live performance dashboard we'd give you' lands harder than any case study.
Per-site CWV tracking with regression alerts so you catch the cause early
Multi-region uptime checks with alerts to email, Slack, SMS-via-webhook
Domain + SSL expiry alerts 30, 14, 7, and 1 day out
White-label monthly reports turn maintenance into a billable line item
Visual change detection diffs every page weekly and alerts on layout shifts
SEO audit + indexability checks daily; alerts when title/meta/canonical drifts
Weekly screenshots of every page in the client's site. When the hero, header, or footer changes — intentionally or not — you see the diff in your dashboard before the client notices.
Real LCP, INP and CLS for the homepage and 2-3 key landing pages. Regression alerts fire the day a plugin or font swap kicks them over threshold.
30/14/7/1-day warnings on certificate and domain renewal — for every site in your portfolio. No more frantic Friday-night renewals.
Branded monthly PDF: uptime, performance trend, SSL status, what was caught and fixed. The deliverable that justifies the care plan line item.
One screen showing health grade A-F across every client site. Spot the regressions early; pitch the upgrade work proactively.
Branded status page per client on your subdomain (status.youragency.com). When a client asks 'is it down?', send a URL instead of typing a reply.
Most design agencies bundle Lemwatch into a $99-$249/mo care plan: 'monitoring + monthly white-label report + same-week fix on regressions'. The data is the proof; the agency's hours are the value layer.
Not unless you choose to show it. White-label reports carry your branding, status pages live on your subdomain, and the platform itself is your team's internal tool.
Yes. Lemwatch is platform-agnostic — every check is run against the public HTML and headers, so any site with a public URL works. Webflow, Framer, Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, Shopify, custom — all supported.
Alert routing splits by severity. A 500-error pages your on-call dev via SMS. An SEO regression pings the strategist's Slack. SSL expiry warnings go to the AM. One platform, three audiences.
Yes. Monitoring is purely external — you don't need hosting access, FTP credentials, or anything beyond the public URL.
Yes. Free plan covers 10 sites — enough to monitor your agency's own site plus a few key clients. Upgrade to Pro ($19/mo, 50 sites) or Agency ($59/mo, 150 sites) when you outgrow it.