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Common questions

Not at all. Each service works independently. Many clients start with uptime monitoring and add security scanning later. Pick what solves your most immediate problem.
All 65,535 ports per host (including web, email, remote access like RDP/SSH/VNC, databases like SQL/MongoDB/Redis, and file sharing), plus SSL certificate validity and expiration, HTTP security headers, HTTPS redirect configuration, exposed admin panels and login pages, and server software disclosure. Open ports and misconfigurations are classified by risk, and you get a single report card style grade (A–F) with specific recommendations.
Cred Check is a credential audit — the same kind of check a real attacker runs in the first 30 seconds of probing a site. We try a small list of well-known default usernames and weak passwords against your admin login pages to see whether any of them work, and we check whether your site locks out repeated bad attempts. It only runs on pages you explicitly authorize in writing, it uses a tiny wordlist (a handful of attempts, not thousands), and any credentials found are redacted from your report before it's sent. Cred Check is included with every Website Monitor subscription — cadence depends on the tier (onboarding, annual, or quarterly).
We fingerprint your web pages and track changes between scans. If someone hacks your site and injects malicious scripts, iframes, phishing forms, SEO spam, or defacement content, we catch it immediately. We also scan for known defacement keywords and suspicious code patterns every time — even on the very first scan. When you make legitimate changes to your site, one click re-baselines everything.
SiteWatch is built for small and mid-size businesses that need professional security monitoring without the complexity and cost of enterprise platforms. If you have 500+ employees, you may eventually need more — but for most businesses, this covers the essentials.
No. SiteWatch is fully managed. No software, no agents, no logins to set up on your end. You give us the URLs and we handle the rest.
Absolutely. No contracts, no cancellation fees. Add a service, drop a service, move up or down a tier — changes take effect on your next billing cycle.
Our Dark Web & Breach Monitoring service continuously watches breach databases, dark-web markets, paste sites, and Telegram channels for your domain, employee emails, and credentials. When your data shows up where it shouldn't, you get an alert with details on the exposure and remediation guidance. Plans start at $25/mo for a single domain with weekly checks, scaling up to 25 domains with real-time alerts and a quarterly advisor call. See the pricing page for tiers.
We run the full security check-up on your sites — uptime, combined port scan and vulnerability assessment, and website integrity — and send you the full PDF report, free. If you want, you can also authorize a Cred Check login audit at the same time. No commitment, no credit card. It's the same report paying customers get, so you can see exactly what you'd be signing up for.

Free emergency scan, same-day response

If you suspect your site has been compromised — defaced, redirecting visitors, running malicious code, or showing content you didn't approve — we'll do a free emergency scan today. Tell us how to reach you and we'll respond within hours.

Request your free security audit

We'll run a full check on your sites and send you the report — no commitment, no credit card.

Here's what you get

Send us your URLs and we'll run a complimentary uptime check, port and vulnerability scan, and website integrity scan — and, if you authorize it, a Cred Check on your admin logins. You'll receive a professional PDF report showing exactly what we found — the same report our paying customers get.

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No pressure, just data

Most businesses are surprised by what we find. Whether it's an expiring SSL cert, an open database port, or a site that's been silently slow for weeks — better to know now than find out the hard way.