You do, always. We register and manage it on your behalf and keep it renewing so it never lapses, but the registration stays in your name. If you ever leave, we transfer everything back to you.

Can I leave whenever I want?

Yes. 30 days notice, no penalties. We hand over your domain, DNS, code, and a full backup. No lock-in, no hostage games.

I already have a website. Can you just keep an eye on it?

That's exactly what Watchtower is for. At $12/month we monitor your existing site around the clock, with alerts if something breaks. No login, no changes needed. Watchtower monitors the site you already have.

Most new website builds are live within 1 to 2 weeks. We work quickly without cutting corners on quality.

What happens if you go out of business?

Your systems run on global, enterprise-grade infrastructure, not a server in our garage. We provide full documentation and credentials so any developer can pick up where we left off.

What exactly do you manage?

Your domain, hosting, DNS and SSL, plus the website and the automations and connections between your systems. You get a monthly report and a direct line to a human, and the day-to-day admin keeps running without you.

Can you register and manage my domain for me?

Yes. We register Australian domains and manage them on your behalf, with auto-renew on so they never lapse. One standard domain renewal is included for active managed clients. The registration stays in your name and you can take it with you if you ever leave.

What is Nightshift Lane?

Nightshift Lane is an AI-enabled digital operations partner based in Margaret River, Western Australia, working with small businesses across Australia. We help businesses run smarter: we automate the admin, connect your systems, and run every layer behind your website (domain, DNS, SSL, hosting, monitoring, security, content updates and AI visibility) on a simple fixed monthly fee, so you can stop thinking about it. ABN 45 280 632 686.

Who does Nightshift Lane work with, and does location matter?

We work with small businesses anywhere in Australia: any vertical, any state. Most of our work is done remotely, so location is rarely a constraint. On-site visits are available in the South West of WA; everywhere else is fully remote and works just as well.

Who runs Nightshift Lane?

A small Margaret River team led by a full-stack engineer with a CIO background. We keep the team deliberately lean so the people who design your systems are the same people who run them day to day.

Why the name Nightshift Lane?

We do the work while you sleep. The brand is the lit street lamp on a dark cobblestone lane: atmospheric, dependable, always on. Your site is monitored at 2 AM the same way it's monitored at 2 PM.

What service tiers do you offer?

There are three monthly tiers, plus Watchtower monitoring below them. Tier 1, 'Keep my site running' ($119/mo), keeps the site online, secure and looked after: managed hosting, domain and DNS, managed SSL, uptime monitoring, automated backups, security maintenance, safe content editing with 1 named editor, business-hours priority response and a monthly health summary. Tier 2, 'Help customers find me and stop losing leads' ($269/mo), adds AI visibility foundations and tracking, a website enquiry assistant, stronger calls to action and lead capture, and clearer business information for search and answer engines. Tier 3, 'Run the whole digital side for me' ($599/mo), adds 2 hours a month of small content updates, a monthly digital operations review, broader website, domain and email coordination, and a 60-minute Priority 1 response acknowledgement. Watchtower ($12/mo) is monitoring only for a site hosted elsewhere: uptime and SSL watched, plain-English alert if something breaks, no investigation, repairs or technical support.

What one-off build options do you offer?

Getting started is a separate one-off Foundation step, priced and agreed before work begins. Transfer (from $490) is a like-for-like move of your current site onto our managed platform, no redesign. Refresh transfers your site and improves it as part of the move. Build (from $1,490) is a brand-new website with 1 year of a standard domain included. Full Foundation pricing is on the pricing page. Your monthly plan and your Foundation step are separate decisions: after getting started you run on whichever monthly tier suits, or on Watchtower ($12/mo) if the site is hosted elsewhere.

What add-ons can I get?

AI Visibility at $99/mo (its foundations are already included from Tier 2 up; the add-on is for Tier 1). AI Receptionist from $129/$199/$349/mo (any tier). Email Health and Deliverability from $750 setup plus $99/mo, or a rescue from $1,500. Google Business Profile at $300 one-off. An extra content editor at $19/editor/mo (each plan includes 1). Specialist SSL priced on review. Business email on your own domain from $8/user/mo, or Microsoft 365 from $12/user/mo, set up, migrated and managed for you. A large online store quoted to your catalogue. You can build a plan in the Plan Builder on the homepage and the pricing updates live.

What is AI Visibility (AEO) and why does it matter?

Answer Engine Optimisation is the new SEO. As buyers shift from typing into Google to asking ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Copilot, the question is no longer 'do you rank' but 'are you the answer'. We add structured-data markup, an llms.txt manifest, FAQ optimisation, and we monitor monthly how often the AI engines mention your business for the queries your customers actually type. For medium businesses where being the AI's recommended option (instead of a competitor's) materially changes the trajectory, AEO is one of the highest-leverage things you can buy in 2026.

How is AEO different from traditional SEO?

SEO optimises for search engine results pages: keywords, backlinks, page rank, position #1. AEO optimises for AI assistants synthesising answers: schema markup so machines understand what you do, llms.txt so they can read your business in one file, FAQ pages so they have crisp Q&A to cite, and tracking which queries surface you. SEO and AEO overlap but are not the same, and AEO is rapidly becoming the more important of the two.

Yes. Our managed tiers include technical SEO as part of the service: page metadata, structured data, sitemap, robots.txt, internal linking, and ongoing content updates on the higher tiers. AI Visibility ($99/mo, included from Tier 2 up) adds AI-engine optimisation on top of that. We focus on technical SEO and content quality rather than link-buying schemes.

Can I just have site monitoring without a full management plan?

Watchtower is the closest: $12/mo, we monitor your existing site and keep an eye on uptime, SSL and security. We do not host it on Watchtower; we monitor it. We do not offer pure unmanaged hosting because the value comes from us owning the whole stack and being accountable for it.

Can I switch tiers later?

Yes, anytime, both directions. Many businesses start on Tier 1 to keep the site running and move up to Tier 2 or Tier 3 as they want more visibility, content updates and support. Watchtower customers often move onto a managed tier after the first alert and realise their site needs more active attention. Moving up or down changes your monthly support level; it does not change a one-off Foundation amount already agreed.

What does mobile-first design actually mean?

It means the layout is designed for the smallest screen first (a portrait phone) and progressively enhanced for larger screens. In code, every base style targets mobile by default, and overrides only kick in at tablet/desktop breakpoints. The result: faster load on phones, simpler decisions about what's truly essential, no 'desktop site that's been squeezed onto mobile' feel. Today around 60% of small-business website traffic is on phones, so designing mobile-first is no longer a preference, it's the right way to build.

What technology do you build with?

Every site is Next.js (React) deployed on Vercel, with Cloudflare DNS and SSL. The app router, server components, image optimisation, and edge functions give us very fast page loads with very low operational overhead. For commerce we use Stripe Products + Checkout. For databases we use Neon Postgres (serverless). For email we use Microsoft 365 and Resend. The tech stack is modern, efficient, reliable and well-supported with strong industry reputation

Why Next.js and not WordPress?

WordPress is a content management system from 2003 with a plugin ecosystem that creates security, performance, and maintenance headaches. Next.js is a modern web framework that produces small, fast, secure sites with no plugin sprawl. For most small businesses we build for, Next.js gives a better outcome: faster pages, better SEO, less to break, lower lifetime cost. WordPress still makes sense for very content-heavy sites with multiple author logins; we'll tell you honestly if that's you.

How fast will my site load?

Our target is a Lighthouse Performance score of 90+ on every page, with a page load under three seconds on a mid-range phone over 4G. Most builds clear 95+. We measure this nightly and flag regressions in the monthly report.

Yes. Every site we manage gets HTTPS via Cloudflare, automatic SSL renewal, modern security headers (HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy), and deploys via Vercel's immutable deployment model: no SSH access, no FTP credentials to leak, no PHP plugin to get pwned. We monitor SSL expiry and security headers nightly.

Does my site work on phones?

Every site we build is mobile-first and tested across the five common viewport widths (375, 768, 1024, 1440, 1920px). Touch targets are sized for fingers, scrolling is vertical-by-default, and we never use hover-only interactions. If it doesn't work cleanly on a phone, we don't ship it.

What about accessibility?

We aim for WCAG 2.2 AA compliance on every site. That means proper semantic HTML, alt text on images, sufficient colour contrast, keyboard navigation, focus indicators, and ARIA labels where they help. The Lighthouse Accessibility score is part of every monthly report.

What's the free website health check?

You give us your URL; we run a full scan covering Lighthouse performance, accessibility and SEO scores, security headers, SSL status, technology stack analysis, and an AI visibility check (whether AI assistants currently mention your business). We send you a PDF report within one business day. No obligation, no follow-up calls unless you ask.

How long does a new site take to build?

Most new website builds are live within 1-2 weeks from project start. Day 1-3: design + content review. Day 4-8: build + iteration. Day 9-10: migration, testing, go-live. A like-for-like Transfer is quicker: we are not redesigning, we are moving the existing site onto our managed platform and starting to manage it.

Will I see the site before it goes live?

Yes. Every new build is reviewed at a preview URL on our managed platform before we transfer your domain. You get to click through every page, check the copy, see it on your phone, and request changes. The domain only flips to the new site when you say so.

Do you write the content for me?

On a new build, yes. We will write the standard pages from a brief and your existing materials, then you edit. For deeper content work (blog posts, landing pages, case studies), we quote it as custom work.

What's the Plan Builder?

An interactive section on the homepage where you pick a tier, toggle the add-ons you want, and see the live monthly + one-off price. When you click 'Get this plan', it scrolls you to the enquiry form with your selections pre-filled, so you can ask us questions about exactly what you've configured rather than starting from scratch.

Yes, always. Your domain registration stays in your name with your registrar of choice. We point the nameservers to our Cloudflare account so we can manage DNS for you, but if you ever leave we hand the nameservers back and you're free.

Yes. Every site we build lives in a private GitHub repository owned by us during the engagement; if you leave, we transfer the repo to your GitHub or hand you a full export. Same with the database (Neon Postgres) and any client assets.

What if I want to leave?

30 days notice, no penalties, no exit fees. We hand back domain control, transfer the GitHub repo, export the database, document any third-party services (Stripe, Resend, Cloudflare), and provide credentials. No lock-in tricks. We have designed the operation so a leaving customer is a sad event but never a hostage situation.

What happens if Nightshift Lane goes out of business?

Your site keeps running. It is hosted on Vercel and Cloudflare, global infrastructure, not a server in our garage. Documentation, repo access, and credentials are provided up front so any developer can pick up where we left off. We would give all our customers their full handoff packs as our exit step.

Is there a contract or lock-in period?

No long-term contract. Every monthly plan is month-to-month with 30 days notice to cancel. Getting started is a separate one-off Foundation step (Transfer, Refresh or Build), agreed and invoiced before work begins and non-refundable once work starts; the recurring monthly plan can be cancelled anytime. Your monthly plan and your Foundation step are priced separately.

Is GST added to these prices?

No. The prices on the website are the final price. Nightshift Lane is currently below the $75K turnover GST registration threshold, so GST is not added. When we register for GST, we will show it separately and let existing clients know before anything changes.

What payment methods do you accept?

Card via Stripe Checkout (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay, Google Pay) or direct bank transfer using the NAB account details on your invoice. Bank transfer is preferred for ongoing managed-services subscriptions to avoid 1.7% Stripe fees.

Recurring monthly fees are billed monthly in advance on the 1st of the month. The one-off Foundation step is invoiced at project start and due before build work begins. Add-ons follow the same cadence: monthly add-ons join the monthly invoice, one-off add-ons are invoiced when the work starts.

Recurring fees are not pro-rated on cancellation, but no further charges apply once you cancel, so the worst case is you pay for one month after deciding to leave. The one-off Foundation step is non-refundable once work begins (typically within 24 hours of project start).

How do I contact Nightshift Lane?

Email connect@nightshiftlane.com or use the enquiry form on the homepage. Response is same business day for email; Tier 3 adds a 60-minute Priority 1 response acknowledgement any time of day or night. Out-of-hours we monitor critical alerts via push notification: site outages get attention immediately, regardless of time of day.

What's monitored on my site?

HTTP availability and response time, SSL certificate validity and expiry, DNS resolution, security header presence, Lighthouse performance/accessibility/best-practices/SEO scores, and AI visibility. The higher tiers also get weekly Lighthouse trend analysis and security header drift alerts, and AI visibility tracking is included from Tier 2 up.

What's in the monthly report?

Uptime percentage for the month, Lighthouse score trends, SSL expiry countdown, security headers status, Core Web Vitals trends, work completed (from changelog), issues detected and resolved, and recommendations. PDF, delivered to your email on the 1st of each month.

Who do you monitor with?

Our custom agentic monitoring and alerting centre runs 60-second uptime checks from our Australian-based data centre, plus nightly health checks for everything else (SSL expiry, security headers, and performance). Australian-based monitoring means the measurements reflect what your real Australian visitors experience.

Frequently Asked

Questions, answered.

Everything we get asked, written out properly. Skim by section or search the page (Ctrl/Cmd + F) for a specific term.

About Nightshift Lane

Who we are, where we are, what we do.

What is Nightshift Lane?: Nightshift Lane is an AI-enabled digital operations partner based in Margaret River, Western Australia, working with small businesses across Australia. We help businesses run smarter: we automate the admin, connect your systems, and run every layer behind your website (domain, DNS, SSL, hosting, monitoring, security, content updates and AI visibility) on a simple fixed monthly fee, so you can stop thinking about it. ABN 45 280 632 686.
Who does Nightshift Lane work with, and does location matter?: We work with small businesses anywhere in Australia: any vertical, any state. Most of our work is done remotely, so location is rarely a constraint. On-site visits are available in the South West of WA; everywhere else is fully remote and works just as well.
Who runs Nightshift Lane?: A small Margaret River team led by a full-stack engineer with a CIO background. We keep the team deliberately lean so the people who design your systems are the same people who run them day to day.
Why the name Nightshift Lane?: We do the work while you sleep. The brand is the lit street lamp on a dark cobblestone lane: atmospheric, dependable, always on. Your site is monitored at 2 AM the same way it's monitored at 2 PM.

Plans & services

Three tiers plus monitoring, several add-ons, no surprises.

What service tiers do you offer?: There are three monthly tiers, plus Watchtower monitoring below them. Tier 1, 'Keep my site running' ($119/mo), keeps the site online, secure and looked after: managed hosting, domain and DNS, managed SSL, uptime monitoring, automated backups, security maintenance, safe content editing with 1 named editor, business-hours priority response and a monthly health summary. Tier 2, 'Help customers find me and stop losing leads' ($269/mo), adds AI visibility foundations and tracking, a website enquiry assistant, stronger calls to action and lead capture, and clearer business information for search and answer engines. Tier 3, 'Run the whole digital side for me' ($599/mo), adds 2 hours a month of small content updates, a monthly digital operations review, broader website, domain and email coordination, and a 60-minute Priority 1 response acknowledgement. Watchtower ($12/mo) is monitoring only for a site hosted elsewhere: uptime and SSL watched, plain-English alert if something breaks, no investigation, repairs or technical support.
What one-off build options do you offer?: Getting started is a separate one-off Foundation step, priced and agreed before work begins. Transfer (from $490) is a like-for-like move of your current site onto our managed platform, no redesign. Refresh transfers your site and improves it as part of the move. Build (from $1,490) is a brand-new website with 1 year of a standard domain included. Full Foundation pricing is on the pricing page. Your monthly plan and your Foundation step are separate decisions: after getting started you run on whichever monthly tier suits, or on Watchtower ($12/mo) if the site is hosted elsewhere.
What add-ons can I get?: AI Visibility at $99/mo (its foundations are already included from Tier 2 up; the add-on is for Tier 1). AI Receptionist from $129/$199/$349/mo (any tier). Email Health and Deliverability from $750 setup plus $99/mo, or a rescue from $1,500. Google Business Profile at $300 one-off. An extra content editor at $19/editor/mo (each plan includes 1). Specialist SSL priced on review. Business email on your own domain from $8/user/mo, or Microsoft 365 from $12/user/mo, set up, migrated and managed for you. A large online store quoted to your catalogue. You can build a plan in the Plan Builder on the homepage and the pricing updates live.
What is AI Visibility (AEO) and why does it matter?: Answer Engine Optimisation is the new SEO. As buyers shift from typing into Google to asking ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Copilot, the question is no longer 'do you rank' but 'are you the answer'. We add structured-data markup, an llms.txt manifest, FAQ optimisation, and we monitor monthly how often the AI engines mention your business for the queries your customers actually type. For medium businesses where being the AI's recommended option (instead of a competitor's) materially changes the trajectory, AEO is one of the highest-leverage things you can buy in 2026.
How is AEO different from traditional SEO?: SEO optimises for search engine results pages: keywords, backlinks, page rank, position #1. AEO optimises for AI assistants synthesising answers: schema markup so machines understand what you do, llms.txt so they can read your business in one file, FAQ pages so they have crisp Q&A to cite, and tracking which queries surface you. SEO and AEO overlap but are not the same, and AEO is rapidly becoming the more important of the two.
Do you do SEO?: Yes. Our managed tiers include technical SEO as part of the service: page metadata, structured data, sitemap, robots.txt, internal linking, and ongoing content updates on the higher tiers. AI Visibility ($99/mo, included from Tier 2 up) adds AI-engine optimisation on top of that. We focus on technical SEO and content quality rather than link-buying schemes.
Can I just have site monitoring without a full management plan?: Watchtower is the closest: $12/mo, we monitor your existing site and keep an eye on uptime, SSL and security. We do not host it on Watchtower; we monitor it. We do not offer pure unmanaged hosting because the value comes from us owning the whole stack and being accountable for it.
Can I switch tiers later?: Yes, anytime, both directions. Many businesses start on Tier 1 to keep the site running and move up to Tier 2 or Tier 3 as they want more visibility, content updates and support. Watchtower customers often move onto a managed tier after the first alert and realise their site needs more active attention. Moving up or down changes your monthly support level; it does not change a one-off Foundation amount already agreed.

How we build

The technical philosophy behind every site.

What does mobile-first design actually mean?: It means the layout is designed for the smallest screen first (a portrait phone) and progressively enhanced for larger screens. In code, every base style targets mobile by default, and overrides only kick in at tablet/desktop breakpoints. The result: faster load on phones, simpler decisions about what's truly essential, no 'desktop site that's been squeezed onto mobile' feel. Today around 60% of small-business website traffic is on phones, so designing mobile-first is no longer a preference, it's the right way to build.
What technology do you build with?: Every site is Next.js (React) deployed on Vercel, with Cloudflare DNS and SSL. The app router, server components, image optimisation, and edge functions give us very fast page loads with very low operational overhead. For commerce we use Stripe Products + Checkout. For databases we use Neon Postgres (serverless). For email we use Microsoft 365 and Resend. The tech stack is modern, efficient, reliable and well-supported with strong industry reputation
Why Next.js and not WordPress?: WordPress is a content management system from 2003 with a plugin ecosystem that creates security, performance, and maintenance headaches. Next.js is a modern web framework that produces small, fast, secure sites with no plugin sprawl. For most small businesses we build for, Next.js gives a better outcome: faster pages, better SEO, less to break, lower lifetime cost. WordPress still makes sense for very content-heavy sites with multiple author logins; we'll tell you honestly if that's you.
How fast will my site load?: Our target is a Lighthouse Performance score of 90+ on every page, with a page load under three seconds on a mid-range phone over 4G. Most builds clear 95+. We measure this nightly and flag regressions in the monthly report.
Is my site secure?: Yes. Every site we manage gets HTTPS via Cloudflare, automatic SSL renewal, modern security headers (HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy), and deploys via Vercel's immutable deployment model: no SSH access, no FTP credentials to leak, no PHP plugin to get pwned. We monitor SSL expiry and security headers nightly.
Does my site work on phones?: Every site we build is mobile-first and tested across the five common viewport widths (375, 768, 1024, 1440, 1920px). Touch targets are sized for fingers, scrolling is vertical-by-default, and we never use hover-only interactions. If it doesn't work cleanly on a phone, we don't ship it.
What about accessibility?: We aim for WCAG 2.2 AA compliance on every site. That means proper semantic HTML, alt text on images, sufficient colour contrast, keyboard navigation, focus indicators, and ARIA labels where they help. The Lighthouse Accessibility score is part of every monthly report.

How we work

From audit to live site.

What's the free website health check?: You give us your URL; we run a full scan covering Lighthouse performance, accessibility and SEO scores, security headers, SSL status, technology stack analysis, and an AI visibility check (whether AI assistants currently mention your business). We send you a PDF report within one business day. No obligation, no follow-up calls unless you ask.
How long does a new site take to build?: Most new website builds are live within 1-2 weeks from project start. Day 1-3: design + content review. Day 4-8: build + iteration. Day 9-10: migration, testing, go-live. A like-for-like Transfer is quicker: we are not redesigning, we are moving the existing site onto our managed platform and starting to manage it.
Will I see the site before it goes live?: Yes. Every new build is reviewed at a preview URL on our managed platform before we transfer your domain. You get to click through every page, check the copy, see it on your phone, and request changes. The domain only flips to the new site when you say so.
Do you write the content for me?: On a new build, yes. We will write the standard pages from a brief and your existing materials, then you edit. For deeper content work (blog posts, landing pages, case studies), we quote it as custom work.
What's the Plan Builder?: An interactive section on the homepage where you pick a tier, toggle the add-ons you want, and see the live monthly + one-off price. When you click 'Get this plan', it scrolls you to the enquiry form with your selections pre-filled, so you can ask us questions about exactly what you've configured rather than starting from scratch.

Ownership & control

Your business, your assets, no lock-in.

Do I own my domain?: Yes, always. Your domain registration stays in your name with your registrar of choice. We point the nameservers to our Cloudflare account so we can manage DNS for you, but if you ever leave we hand the nameservers back and you're free.
Do I own the code?: Yes. Every site we build lives in a private GitHub repository owned by us during the engagement; if you leave, we transfer the repo to your GitHub or hand you a full export. Same with the database (Neon Postgres) and any client assets.
What if I want to leave?: 30 days notice, no penalties, no exit fees. We hand back domain control, transfer the GitHub repo, export the database, document any third-party services (Stripe, Resend, Cloudflare), and provide credentials. No lock-in tricks. We have designed the operation so a leaving customer is a sad event but never a hostage situation.
What happens if Nightshift Lane goes out of business?: Your site keeps running. It is hosted on Vercel and Cloudflare, global infrastructure, not a server in our garage. Documentation, repo access, and credentials are provided up front so any developer can pick up where we left off. We would give all our customers their full handoff packs as our exit step.
Is there a contract or lock-in period?: No long-term contract. Every monthly plan is month-to-month with 30 days notice to cancel. Getting started is a separate one-off Foundation step (Transfer, Refresh or Build), agreed and invoiced before work begins and non-refundable once work starts; the recurring monthly plan can be cancelled anytime. Your monthly plan and your Foundation step are priced separately.

Pricing & billing

What you pay, when, how.

Is GST added to these prices?: No. The prices on the website are the final price. Nightshift Lane is currently below the $75K turnover GST registration threshold, so GST is not added. When we register for GST, we will show it separately and let existing clients know before anything changes.
What payment methods do you accept?: Card via Stripe Checkout (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay, Google Pay) or direct bank transfer using the NAB account details on your invoice. Bank transfer is preferred for ongoing managed-services subscriptions to avoid 1.7% Stripe fees.
When am I billed?: Recurring monthly fees are billed monthly in advance on the 1st of the month. The one-off Foundation step is invoiced at project start and due before build work begins. Add-ons follow the same cadence: monthly add-ons join the monthly invoice, one-off add-ons are invoiced when the work starts.
Can I get a refund?: Recurring fees are not pro-rated on cancellation, but no further charges apply once you cancel, so the worst case is you pay for one month after deciding to leave. The one-off Foundation step is non-refundable once work begins (typically within 24 hours of project start).

Support & operations

How you reach us, how fast we respond.

How do I contact Nightshift Lane?: Email [email protected] or use the enquiry form on the homepage. Response is same business day for email; Tier 3 adds a 60-minute Priority 1 response acknowledgement any time of day or night. Out-of-hours we monitor critical alerts via push notification: site outages get attention immediately, regardless of time of day.
What's monitored on my site?: HTTP availability and response time, SSL certificate validity and expiry, DNS resolution, security header presence, Lighthouse performance/accessibility/best-practices/SEO scores, and AI visibility. The higher tiers also get weekly Lighthouse trend analysis and security header drift alerts, and AI visibility tracking is included from Tier 2 up.
What's in the monthly report?: Uptime percentage for the month, Lighthouse score trends, SSL expiry countdown, security headers status, Core Web Vitals trends, work completed (from changelog), issues detected and resolved, and recommendations. PDF, delivered to your email on the 1st of each month.
Who do you monitor with?: Our custom agentic monitoring and alerting centre runs 60-second uptime checks from our Australian-based data centre, plus nightly health checks for everything else (SSL expiry, security headers, and performance). Australian-based monitoring means the measurements reflect what your real Australian visitors experience.

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