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SiteGuardian for WooCommerce. Watch the storefront while the orders roll in.
WooCommerce stores run on WordPress and a self-hosted checkout. Most outages come from a plugin update, a hosting spike, or a payment gateway hiccup. SiteGuardian probes the storefront URLs your customers hit, every minute, and emails you the second one stops.
- Probe the storefront, /checkout, /cart, and /my-account from one URL list.
- Minutely cadence. Finds most outages inside sixty seconds.
- No WordPress plugin to install; works on any front-end URL.
- Custom slow threshold per URL. Tight on /checkout.
- SSL certificate expiry watcher free on every plan.
What you get
What you actually get on WooCommerce.
Six concrete platform-specific things, in plain English. The boring safeguard reads the same on every site; the path to it does not.
No WooCommerce plugin required
SiteGuardian probes your storefront URLs from the network. There is no WooCommerce extension to install, no wp-config edit, no shared admin secret. The watch starts the minute the URL is in the list.
Watches the URLs that close the sale
The home page, /shop, /cart, /checkout, /my-account, plus the post you wrote last month that sends search traffic. One URL per page that would silently cost you a Tuesday afternoon.
Custom slow thresholds per URL
Set a tight 1.5-second slow threshold on /checkout and a slightly looser one on the home page. SiteGuardian trips the right alert at the right pace, per URL.
SSL certificate expiry watcher
WooCommerce depends on a self-managed cert. SiteGuardian pings the cert path daily and emails you at 90 / 30 / 7 / 1 days out from expiry.
Multi-region minutely probing
Self-hosted WordPress fronts a CDN in many setups. SiteGuardian probes from multiple regions so one CDN hiccup does not falsely trip the alert.
Quiet inbox by default
One loud email per outage, one recovery email per come-back. No daily digest, no AI insight, no second inbox to maintain.
How it works
Setup, in three beats.
Step 01
Add your WooCommerce storefront URL
Paste the home page URL plus /shop, /cart, and /checkout. Set a tight 1.5-second slow-threshold on /checkout. SiteGuardian starts probing inside the next minute. No plugin install.
Step 02
Add the URLs that funnel orders
If you run sale campaigns that land on a specific /shop/<category>, add those too. The rule of thumb: one URL per page that, if offline on a Tuesday afternoon, would ruin the day.
Step 03
Sit on the inbox while orders move
The boring safeguard passes its own test: set up once, the dashboard stays green, the inbox stays quiet. The first time something really does stop answering, you’ll get one email, in plain sentences.
What the alert actually says
One email. One URL. One timestamp.
Your URL https://yourstore.com/checkout/ answered slowly at 4,820ms (your threshold is 1,500ms) at 14:32 UTC.Frequently asked
The WooCommerce-specific questions.
Frequently asked
Try it
Watch your WooCommerce site while you do other things.
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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