Site Health Club checks your small business website every day (uptime, SSL and domain expiry, page speed, broken pages, security headers and the quiet SEO mistakes that make Google stop showing you) and sends you one plain-language email. In English or Spanish. It never changes anything on your site.
No plugin, no code to install, no passwords to share. Read-only, always.
Your website address and which pages matter most. That's it.
Read-only requests, the same kind your visitors' browsers make.
Sorted into three piles: green, changed and broken.
No login, no plugin and no "auto fix" button.
A security certificate gets close to expiring. A plugin update adds a "noindex" tag and Google slowly stops showing a page. The sitemap disappears. A page gets heavier and slower on phones. A security header goes missing after a hosting change. None of it sets off an alarm, so it's easy to find out by accident, weeks later.
Every check is a read-only request, the same kind your visitors' browsers make. Nothing is installed and nothing is changed.
Key pages checked throughout the day: status, response time and redirects. If the site goes down, you hear about it right away.
Green means nothing to worry about. Changed means something is different from yesterday and you may want a look. Broken means something needs attention.
Your sites this morning: 1 green, 1 changed, 1 broken
Warnings at 30, 14 and 7 days, so an expired certificate or a lapsed domain never catches you out.
A daily mobile-first test of key pages with Google's free PageSpeed Insights. The report watches the trend, not a single reading.
A light, polite crawl of your internal links from the homepage and sitemap, flagging pages that return errors.
HSTS, Content-Security-Policy, X-Content-Type-Options, frame protection, Referrer-Policy and Permissions-Policy, compared with yesterday.
Changes to robots.txt, a missing or shrinking sitemap, a new noindex tag, and canonical tags that change or point somewhere unexpected.
If a page title, meta description, main heading or main text changes and you didn't plan it, you'll know.
One email each morning. Green, changed or broken, in plain words.
Three sites checked overnight. Here is what changed since yesterday.
SSL certificate expires Oct 21. Ask your host to renew it; it takes minutes.
"Snorkel tours" now points Google to your homepage. Planned? If not, change it back.
Up all day. Nothing to worry about.
One business, one website. A plain morning email tells you whether anything needs attention, without learning any jargon.
Looking after client sites? Watch up to 25 sites, with client-branded emails, white-label reports and a monthly PDF report.
Catch a new noindex tag, a changed canonical, a vanished sitemap or slower pages on phones before they quietly cost you visitors.
Prices in US dollars, billed monthly.
One business, one website
A business with a few sites, or a freelancer
Agencies and web designers looking after clients
Agency defaults (5-minute uptime checks, up to 10 pages per site) can be adjusted per account.
I'm opening a small group of Founding Members before the public launch, limited to 10 sites. You get the Business membership free for 90 days, your report in English or Spanish, and a direct line to me. Nothing is charged automatically when the 90 days end. Three Founding Members stay free for life, and the rest keep 50% off for life if they decide to stay. In return, I'd like you to fill in a short questionnaire twice (at day 30 and day 80) with your honest opinion of the morning email: what's useful, what's noise, and what's missing.
Become a Founding MemberRead-only. No plugin. No passwords.
Tell me a little about your site. I read every sign-up myself and reply by email. Nothing is charged, now or when the 90 days end.
No. Every check is a read-only request, the same kind a visitor's browser makes. There's no login, no plugin and no "auto fix" button. That's the whole point.
No. You give me your website address and which pages matter most. That's it.
They shouldn't. The link check is deliberately light and spaced out, which matters on small shared hosting plans.
Any public website: WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Squarespace, a static site, or something custom. If a browser can open it, Site Health Club can check it.
Uptime tools are good at telling you the site is down. Most of them don't look at the things that quietly cost you visitors: a new noindex tag, a changed canonical, a vanished sitemap, slower pages on phones, missing security headers. Site Health Club puts all of that in one plain email.
I hope not, and it's designed so you won't. Only serious problems send an instant alert. Everything else is in the morning email, and "changed" notices focus on stable parts of the page, so cookie banners and rotating content shouldn't trigger them.
You're right to be skeptical; lab scores do vary from run to run. That's why the report tracks medians and trends over days instead of reacting to one reading.
Yes. On the Business and Agency plans you can choose English or Spanish for each report. The Starter plan comes in English here and in Spanish on the Spanish edition, Sitio Sano, at sitiosano.com.
Site Health Club never fixes anything. If you'd like help, you can ask me separately through putyouragenttowork.com. Nothing changes on your site without your explicit OK, and that work is quoted on its own.
Not to start. Everything in the daily report comes from public checks.
One of the first 10 sites to join. You get the Business membership free for 90 days, and in return I ask you to fill in a short questionnaire about the daily report, once at day 30 and once at day 80. When the 90 days end, nothing is charged automatically: you decide whether to stay on as a paying member or leave. Three of the ten Founding Members, chosen after I read the questionnaire answers, stay free for life. If you're one of the other seven and decide to stay, you keep 50% off for life: Business at US$14.50/month instead of US$29.
The daily report and alerts come from [email protected]. Adding it to your contacts helps keep it out of spam.
Yes, memberships are monthly and you can cancel anytime.