Question 1

What URLs on a real estate site matter most?

Accepted Answer

The home page, the listings page, the /about-the-agent page, and the lead-capture form. These four URLs together cover the moment a buyer decides whether to schedule a showing or to keep scrolling on Zillow.

Question 2

Does it work with IDX Broker, iHomefinder, or Realtyna?

Accepted Answer

Yes. SiteGuardian probes the front-end URL the way a visitor does. If your listings page redirects through IDX Broker, the check fires if that page stops answering. Pair SiteGuardian with the IDX Broker / iHomefinder / Realtyna status page for the broader platform-wide signal.

Question 3

How fast will I know if the listings page goes down?

Accepted Answer

On Pro, SiteGuardian probes every minute, so a hard outage fires the alert within 60 seconds. On Starter and Lifetime the cadence is every five minutes, averaging two-and-a-half minutes detection latency. The alert is one email per outage.

Question 4

Will it catch a slow listings page that still answers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Each URL has its own slow threshold. A listings page that should answer in 1.5 seconds but is taking 4 because the IDX feed timed out fires its own slow-trip alert. Most agents run on 1.5-second slow thresholds on /listings.

Question 5

Does it include SSL expiry?

Accepted Answer

Yes, on every plan. A certificate renewal failure on a real estate site is the most common silent breakage; SiteGuardian emails you at 90 / 30 / 7 / 1 days out from expiry. The alert names the URL, the cert, the day of expiry, and which day of the cadence fired.

Website monitoring for real estate agents. The listings page that picks the lead.

Setup, in three beats.

Add the URL a buyer types first

Wait for the first listing outage

Catch the listings failure before the open house flops

One email. One URL. One timestamp.

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