Monitor
Framer monitor for the motion / media-weight publish that crashed mobile Lighthouse and Time-to-Interactive.
A Framer site rarely goes hard-down. It goes slow-on-mobile the day after a designer publishes a heavier motion scene or a hero video, and Time-to-Interactive on an Android phone blows past six seconds. SiteGuardian watches the URLs a visitor types, on a minute cadence, before the next Framer publish tips your TTI above the threshold you can take.
- Watches your Framer home page, project pages, and /contact endpoint as separate URLs.
- Tight slow threshold on /contact. 1.5 seconds is sane.
- Probes every minute on Pro. Fast enough to catch the day a Framer publish tipped TTI above the threshold.
- SSL expiry alerts on every plan. A certificate problem on a Framer custom domain is a silent breakage.
- No Framer CMS hookup, no Framer webhook, no per-page code.
How it works
Setup, in three beats.
Step 01
Add the URLs a Framer visitor types first
Paste your Framer site root, the project or /work index, and any /contact endpoint. Set a tight slow threshold on /contact (1.5 seconds is sane) and a slightly looser one on the home page. SiteGuardian starts probing inside the next minute, no Framer codebase required.
Step 02
Let the minute cadence catch the publish-heavy-motion day
Framer is the platform where a designer publishes a new motion scene at 9 AM and the home page TTI spikes to seven seconds on a low-end mobile by 11. The minute cadence catches the day the change happened, before the next client ping about a slow homepage.
Step 03
Catch the mobile heavy-publish day before a client complains
The site still answers 200. The home page still loads. The mobile visitor reaches it, sees the spinner for seven seconds, and leaves. SiteGuardian catches that the same minute it happens, with one short email naming the URL, the new TTFB, and the prior-day baseline.
What the alert actually says
One email. One URL. One timestamp.
Your URL https://yourstudio.framer.website/ answered slowly at 7,420ms (your threshold is 2,000ms) at 11:14 UTC, immediately after a hero-motion publish.Frequently asked
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Starter is $19 a month — one site, ten URLs, every-five-minute checks. Pro is $39 a month — three sites, fifty URLs, every-minute checks. Lifetime is $299 paid once and stays yours with every future update included.
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