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Website monitoring for restaurants. The URL that gets the dinner rush.
A restaurant website outage on a Friday at 6 PM is a different kind of outage than a portfolio site offline. SiteGuardian watches the menu page, the reservation form, and the address card. One alert per failure, before people give up.
- Watches your menu page, your hours card, your reservation form.
- Probes every minute on Pro. Fast enough to beat the dinner rush.
- Tight slow thresholds on /reservations and /order.
- SSL expiry alerts on every plan. The cert that quietly failed to renew.
- No code, no plugin, no DNS edit.
How it works
Setup, in three beats.
Step 01
Add the URL a hungry visitor types
Paste the home page, the menu page, the reservation page, and any /order URL. Set a tight slow threshold on /reservations (1.5 seconds is sane) and a slightly looser one on the menu page.
Step 02
Wait for the first real outage
Most restaurant sites slowly accumulate broken links. A partner restaurant changed URLs, a map embed returned 404, a reservation widget silently broke. SiteGuardian’s minute cadence catches the next one.
Step 03
Catch the dinner-rush failure before the inbox goes quiet
A reservation form that does not answer for an hour on a Friday loses the next eight covers. SiteGuardian’s minute cadence fires the email the second the form stops, well before the cover tally falls.
What the alert actually says
One email. One URL. One timestamp.
Your URL https://yourrestaurant.com/reservations/ answered with HTTP 500 at 17:42 UTC (local 1:42 PM). The probe will retry in 60 seconds.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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