Question 1

What URLs on a gym site matter most?

Accepted Answer

The home page, the trial-signup form, the membership-pricing page, and each studio-location landing page. These four directly decide whether a visitor books a trial or moves on to the next gym.

Question 2

Does it work with MindBody, Glofox, or ClubReady?

Accepted Answer

Yes. SiteGuardian probes the front-end URL the way a visitor does. If your trial-signup form is on MindBody, the check fires if that page stops answering. Pair SiteGuardian with the MindBody / Glofox / ClubReady status page for the broader platform-wide signal.

Question 3

How fast will I know if the trial form goes down?

Accepted Answer

On Pro, probes fire every minute, so a hard outage is detected within 60 seconds. On Starter and Lifetime the cadence is every five minutes, averaging two-and-a-half minutes detection latency.

Question 4

Will it alert me if my location landing pages stop answering?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Add each location page as a separate URL. Each runs independent probes; one location with a CDN issue fires its own email, while the rest stay quiet. Most multi-location gyms run this as their daily triaging list.

Question 5

Does it cover SSL expiry on the trial-signup form?

Accepted Answer

Yes, on every plan. A certificate renewal failure on a gym site is the most common silent breakage; SiteGuardian emails you at 90 / 30 / 7 / 1 days out from expiry.

Website monitoring for gyms. The trial-signup form that decides January.

Setup, in three beats.

Add the URLs a trial-push visitor lands on

Watch the January push, the spring-promo push, and the summer one

Catch the combined outage before the promo flops

One email. One URL. One timestamp.

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