Agency Website Monitoring for Every Client Site in One Dashboard
You keep dozens of client sites alive, and you find out they went down when the client calls angry. UptimeHub watches all of them in one place and hands each client a status page with your brand on it.
Checked from regions with auto-retry. No single-location false alarms.
All systems operational. Steady pulse across every region.
api.example.com returned no response from all 6 regions. Auto-retry confirmed the outage, then we alerted your team.
api.example.com is back up. The incident is logged to your status page history automatically.
90-day uptime · branded · your domain
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In short
Agency website monitoring is watching many client sites for uptime, SSL, and performance from a single account so you catch problems before the client does. UptimeHub puts every client site in one dashboard, checks them from six regions with auto-retry, and alerts your team in seconds over Slack, email, SMS, or webhook. Each client can get a white-label public status page on their own domain, and you invite clients to view results for free. Billing is one flat per-monitor charge, never per-seat, so adding a teammate or a client viewer never raises the bill.
Why teams pick us
Uptime monitoring built for how you actually work
Agencies and freelancers managing many client sites who want one dashboard and per-client status pages.
Every client in one place
Watch all of your clients from a single dashboard with grouping and per-client views, so nothing slips through when the roster grows.
White-label status pages
Give each client a branded status page on their own domain, with your logo and colors, that they can share with their own users.
Flat per-monitor, never per-seat
You pay per monitor, not per user, so you can invite every client and teammate for free and the bill only tracks what you actually watch.
What monitoring ten client sites costs an agency
The monitor line is almost never what makes an agency bill expensive. Every vendor will check forty URLs for a few dollars. The money sits in three things only agencies buy: a branded status page per client, a seat for every person who can be paged, and a clean boundary between one client and the next.
We priced one concrete brief across vendors: ten client sites, forty monitors, ten white-label status pages and three people on alerts. The results spread across a factor of more than thirty, from vendors who look nearly identical on their monitor pricing.
| Vendor | Monthly cost for the brief | What drives it |
|---|---|---|
| Site24x7 MSP | $78 | A client and website bundle, with small charges past it |
| StatusCake Business | $79.99 | 300 monitors, 10 logins, white label included |
| UptimeHub Business | $199, or $99 billed yearly | Flat plan, 400 monitors, a white-label page per client, unlimited seats |
| Better Stack | $2,762 | White-label is $250 per status page per month, plus responder seats |
Figures from our agency comparison, worked from each vendor's published US price list. Vendors change prices, so check the linked breakdowns before you budget.
The full working, including the tenant separation question that decides most MSP shortlists, is in our guide to the best website monitoring software for agencies. If your shortlist is priced per site instead, the Oh Dear pricing calculator shows what each client site costs once you count the empty slots in a plan, and Oh Dear vs Pingdom pricing per site runs both vendors from 10 to 200 sites. The white-label line that dominates the Better Stack total is broken down on our Better Stack pricing page.
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FAQ
Questions teams ask about Agencies
Agencies put every client site in one account and watch them from a single dashboard, so nothing slips as the roster grows. UptimeHub checks each site from six regions with auto-retry, groups monitors by client, and lets you invite clients as free viewers, since billing is per monitor and never per seat.
Yes. UptimeHub gives each client a white-label public status page on their own domain, with your logo and colors, powered automatically by that client's monitors. Clients share it with their own users, which cuts the support calls you field during an incident and makes your service look buttoned up.
With per-monitor pricing you pay for the checks you run, not the number of people who log in. That matters for agencies because you can add every teammate and client viewer for free, and the bill only tracks the monitors themselves, so scaling to dozens of client sites stays predictable.
Alerts route to Slack, email, SMS, or webhook, and you can send different clients' alerts to different channels. UptimeHub auto-retries from a second region before it fires, so a one-off network blip in a single location does not wake you at 2am over a site that is actually fine.
Start monitoring in two minutes
Add your first monitor, pick your regions, and get alerts in seconds by Slack, email, SMS, or webhook. Read-only external checks that never touch your servers, plus a branded status page included.