What does Lemwatch monitor?

Lemwatch runs 20+ automated checks per site: uptime, response time, SSL/TLS expiry, domain expiry, DNS changes, sitemap health, broken links, content changes, SEO audits, mobile usability, security headers, and more.

Yes. The free tier monitors up to 5 sites. Pro is $19/month for 50 sites and Agency is $59/month for 100 sites, both with full feature access.

How is Lemwatch different from UptimeRobot or Pingdom?

Lemwatch bundles uptime, change detection, SEO audits, security scans, and a public API in one platform — features competitors charge separately for. It also includes team workspaces, white-labelled status pages, and a webhook system out of the box.

Does Lemwatch send alerts?

Yes. Lemwatch supports email, browser push, webhooks, and per-site notification routing so the right person hears about the right incident.

Is there a public API?

Yes. Pro and Agency plans get a public REST API with webhooks for sites, checks, incidents, and reports.

How does Lemwatch detect DNS record changes?

Lemwatch resolves your A, AAAA, MX, NS, CNAME, and TXT records on every check and hashes them — any hash change triggers a DNS change incident.

Quick answer

Every scheduled check resolves A, AAAA, MX, NS, CNAME, and TXT records, sorts them, and stores a hash. When the hash changes we log the diff and open a DNS change incident.

Why this matters

Nameserver hijacks are silent and catastrophic
MX record edits break email delivery for days
Rogue TXT records signal domain-shadowing attacks
CNAME flips point traffic at attacker infrastructure

Where to find it in Lemwatch

Site → DNS — history + latest snapshot.

FAQ

Do you check all resolvers?

We query multiple resolvers (Google + Cloudflare) and flag disagreements.

Change detection
SSL expiry tracking

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How does Lemwatch detect DNS record changes?

Quick answer

Why this matters

Where to find it in Lemwatch

FAQ

Do you check all resolvers?

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