Pricing
Every plan includes every check. The difference is how many websites you watch and whose name is on the pages your clients see.
Starter
$19per month
A freelancer looking after a handful of sites.
- 10 websites, 5 clients
- The seven checks that run on a plain request
- Alerts to email and Slack
- A status page you can send a client
- 30 days of evidence
Agency
$49per month
An agency with a book of clients to answer for.
- 50 websites, 25 clients
- Everything in Starter, plus the four heavier checks
- Monthly reports, with your logo and colours
- Team accounts, and scoped access for clients
- 13 months of problem history
Pro
$99per month
More sites than an agency plan holds, and more of the heavy checks.
- 200 websites, 100 clients
- Everything in Agency
- Three times the browser and crawl allowance
- Priority support
Not open yet. These are the plans as they will launch. Nothing can be bought today — if you look after client sites and want in early, write to support@peaceofsite.com.
Which means the three columns above are the shape of the offer, not three things you can be put on. There is no billing yet, so there is nothing to separate one account from another: every early-access account runs on the same allowance — 50 websites, 25 clients, checks no more often than every 5 minutes, 30 days of evidence and 13 months of problem history. Those are the numbers the running product enforces, read out of it rather than written here by hand.
Everything, line by line
Every row is something the product does today. Nothing here is a roadmap item written as a feature. The columns are what each plan will hold once plans exist — today everybody is on the one allowance above.
| Starter | Agency | Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scale | |||
| Websites | 10 | 50 | 200 |
| Clients | 5 | 25 | 100 |
| Team members | 1 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| How often we check | Every 5 minutes | Every 5 minutes | Every 5 minutes |
| Checks on every plan | |||
| The site loads, and how fast | |||
| Domain expiry | |||
| Certificate expiry | |||
| Where the domain points | |||
| Search engine access and sitemap | |||
| Email records (MX, SPF, DMARC) | |||
| Redirects and forwarding | |||
| Everything read from the page | |||
| Heavier checks | |||
| The page in a real browser | — | ||
| Links that lead nowhere | — | ||
| Speed for real visitors | — | ||
| WordPress weaknesses | — | ||
| Telling you | |||
| Confirmed before you are told | |||
| Email and Slack alerts | |||
| Evidence behind every problem | |||
| For your clients | |||
| Status page to send a client | |||
| Monthly reports | — | ||
| Your logo and colours on them | — | ||
| Scoped access for client users | — | ||
| History | |||
| Check evidence kept | 30 days | 30 days | 30 days |
| Problem history kept | 3 months | 13 months | 13 months |
| Activity and audit trail | |||
Questions worth asking
Do I have to install anything on my client's site?
No. Everything works from the address alone. That is deliberate — “give me the URL” is a far easier ask than getting a client's developer to deploy code.
Will this wake me up at 3am for nothing?
A problem has to happen three times in a row before anyone is told, and two clean checks in a row before we call it fixed. Fourteen of the twenty things we look for are shown to you and never sent anywhere.
What happens when you cannot check something?
We say so. A check that could not run is never reported as healthy, and never counted towards an uptime figure. “We do not know” is a real answer here.
Can I put my own name on it?
Yes. The status page and the reports carry your logo, your colour and your agency's name. Your client never sees ours.