quietwatch

Frequently looked up

Q1How does quietwatch work?

Users add a site which is checked immediately, then once daily at a set time. Email alerts are sent only when a check result changes. Fourteen checks run from outside over HTTP as crawlers see the site, monitoring robots.txt, bot access, AI crawler rules, HTTP status, time to first byte, structured data, content accessibility, citation readiness, agentic commerce, indexability, sitemap, llms.txt, TLS certificate, domain registration, and secrets in JavaScript.

Q2How is quietwatch different from uptime monitoring?

Uptime monitoring alerts when a site stops responding. quietwatch detects when a site responds fine but has become invisible to search engines and AI crawlers - like a noindex left on after launch, staging robots.txt pushed to production, CDN settings blocking crawlers, or a sitemap that stopped parsing. These issues pass uptime checks.

Q3What happens after the 14-day trial?

The trial is free with a card on file. Cancel anytime before day 14 in the billing portal and nothing is charged - the account becomes read-only. Keep it and the chosen plan renews automatically each month with an email three days before the first charge.

Q4What are the pricing plans?

Founding is $19/month for the first 10 customers (up to 10 sites, locked 12 months then $29). Starter is $29/month ($279/year) for up to 10 sites with email alerts. Agency is $49/month ($470/year) for up to 30 sites with Slack/webhook alerts, up to 3 recipients, and client-grouped dashboard. All include the fourteen checks daily and 14-day trial.

Q5How does the guarantee work?

If one of the issues quietwatch checks for appears on a monitored site and no email alert is sent within 24 hours of detection, the next 3 months are free. Users write to hello@quietwatch.app with the site and date for credit of three monthly charges.