Know it before your customers do
If your website is your storefront, every minute it is down, slow or broken costs you money and trust. TrustCtrl watches it the way a real customer uses it — in a real browser, every 5 minutes — and emails you the moment something breaks.
"The site is up" is not the same as "the site works"
Most outages are not dramatic. The homepage still answers, so a simple ping check stays green — while the part of the site that earns your money quietly fails.
The site goes down at the worst time
Hosting hiccups, DNS problems and expired certificates do not wait for office hours. Without monitoring, the first person to notice is a customer — and the second is whoever they tell.
A deploy breaks login or checkout
The page loads fine, but the login form errors out or the payment step hangs. Uptime dashboards show 100% while orders stop coming in. Ping checks never see it.
The site gets slow, and nobody measures it
Performance decays gradually — a heavier page here, a slow script there. Customers feel it long before anyone on the team does, and slow pages cost conversions.
Monitoring that behaves like a customer, not a ping
The full picture of "is my site actually working?"
WatchControl and SiteControl feed the same shared model of your domain, so downtime, broken flows and slow pages all land in one prioritised list — each finding explained in plain language, with steps to fix it and verify the fix.
Related reading: Uptime monitoring beyond ping and Core Web Vitals for business.
- Synthetic browser journeys every 5 minutes, with a screenshot on failure
- Down and up emails the moment availability changes
- Content-match validation — the page must contain what it should
- Response-time and latency trends over time
- TCP port checks and protocol monitors for SMTP, LDAP, SSH and SFTP
- Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, INP) and page-weight findings via SiteControl
Frequently asked questions
Can TrustCtrl tell me if my checkout breaks even though the site is up?
Yes. WatchControl runs synthetic browser journeys — multi-step flows like login or checkout — in a real browser every 5 minutes, so it catches failures a ping check never sees. When a step fails, it captures a screenshot, and a broken login or checkout journey emails you immediately.
How often does TrustCtrl check my website?
Synthetic browser journeys run every 5 minutes. Alongside them, WatchControl runs HTTP availability and response-time checks, content-match validation, TCP port checks and protocol monitors for SMTP, LDAP, SSH and SFTP.
What happens when my site goes down?
TrustCtrl emails you immediately when your site or service goes down, and again when it comes back up. Downtime is one of the few act-now events that trigger email — ordinary findings wait calmly in the dashboard and the weekly digest.
Find out before your customers do
Add your domain, verify it with one DNS record, and WatchControl starts watching your site the way your customers use it — free during early access, no credit card.