Monitoring
Uptime robots are cheap, and they stop at the ping. This is monitoring with its numbers printed: checks every minute from three regions, an alert within 15 minutes of detected downtime, and a monthly health report an engineer writes. It detects — repairs are sold separately, and we say so on the page.
fromAED 385/month
SaaS pings. We watch.
Self-service uptime tools do one thing well: they ping, and they email a robot's opinion at 3am. If that is all you need, buy one — honestly. Our monitoring exists for the sites where somebody's business depends on the answer: checks every minute from three regions, SSL and domain expiry watched, malware scanned weekly, and a monthly health report an engineer actually writes — uptime, incidents, CMS versions, risks noticed.
The alert SLA is a published number: you know about detected downtime within 15 minutes. And when something does break, the repair is a purchase you make, not a shift someone is sitting — an Emergency Fix, an hourly pack or a care plan is one click away in the same panel.
What monitoring honestly is not
Monitoring detects; it does not repair. Hands-on work — updates, backups, fixes — is deliberately not hidden inside the monitoring price, so you are not paying for repairs you may never need. Sites that want detection and repair in one subscription should look at the Website Care plans, which include monitoring plus real development hours every month.