Group monitors by client, give each client its own status page — on their domain, white-labelled on Enterprise — and send scheduled availability and security reports that show the retainer is doing something. Domain and certificate expiry alerts stop the 3 a.m. 'the site is gone' call.
Team ($29) handles a small book at 50 monitors and 5 status pages. Pro ($85) is the usual agency plan: 200 monitors, unlimited status pages with custom domains, scheduled reports and role-based access so account managers see their own clients. Enterprise adds white-label pages and unlimited monitors.
Compare plans →Groups keep monitors, incidents and reports scoped, so a client-facing report only contains that client's sites.
Probe fleet →The domain monitor watches registry expiry, transfer lock, nameservers and mail authentication; the TLS monitor watches the certificate. Both alert well before anything lapses.
Domain Security monitor →Five pages on Team, unlimited with custom domains on Pro, and white-label on Enterprise — status.clientdomain.com with their logo, not yours.
Status pages →Availability, performance and security reports on a monthly schedule, delivered to the client contact, so the retainer review has numbers.
Reporting →The SSL/TLS security monitor grades each site A+–F for TLS configuration and security headers; a C is a work order.
SSL/TLS Security monitor →