Your website, watched
while you run the business.
You should not hear about a broken website from a customer. Beamfar checks your site, alerts you when it is down, and warns you weeks before the certificate or the domain runs out.
- Nothing to install
- Alerts by e-mail and push
- Start with a free check
What goes wrong, and what you hear
The site is down and you are the last to know
An alert by e-mail or push when the site is down, and another when it is back.
The domain lapses by surprise
The registration date is read once a day, with warnings 30, 14, 7 and 1 day before it ends.
Visitors see a security warning
The certificate is read on every check, with warnings 14, 7, 3 and 1 day before it expires.
What Beamfar watches for you
Each feature has its own page, with the plans that include it.
- Uptime monitoringChecked from two regions; one alert per outage, with what each saw.
- SSL certificatesExpiry, issuer and replacement, read on every check.
- Domain expiryRegistration dates from RDAP, with alerts as they get close.
- Alert channels NewE-mail and push, Slack and nine more chat and on-call tools, signed webhooks from Team.
- Status pagesA public page that never shows a day without data as green.
- Maintenance windowsPlanned work holds alerts back and stays out of uptime.
Questions
Do I need technical knowledge?
No. You add your site’s address; the checks, the alerts and the warnings run by themselves.
Does it work with WordPress, Wix or Squarespace?
Yes. Beamfar checks the public site from outside, with nothing to install, so the platform does not matter.
Can I try it before I pay?
Yes. The free site check needs no account, and the Free plan needs no card.
Related guides
- Website monitoring for WordPress sitesWhat breaks on WordPress sites, which outside checks catch it (page text, REST API, a WP-Cron heartbeat, search visibility) and how to set them up.
- Website monitoring for Wix and Squarespace sitesHosted site builders have no server to touch, so the failures are settings, passwords and domains; here are the outside checks that catch them.
- Website down: a first-15-minutes triage checklistA step-by-step triage for a site-down alert: confirm it, find the broken layer and decide what to tell the client.
Let someone else watch the website.
Add your site: checking starts as soon as you do.
No card for the Free plan.