Enter one domain
Add the domain the business runs on. There is nothing to install on the website or the server.
Website Monitoring Tool
Know when a website goes down before customers do
Website monitoring tool from Yeevu that watches a site’s availability, SSL certificate, DNS records, email authentication and domain expiry from one domain name. It is for business owners and teams who cannot watch a website themselves, with an email alert when something breaks.
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Discovery
Website monitoring that starts from one domain
A website depends on more than its web server. Yeevu Omnis starts with the domain name and finds what sits behind it.
Services found automatically
Omnis maps the domain’s DNS, hosting, email provider, SSL certificate and analytics from the domain alone.
A health score for each domain
Every scan produces one score, so the state of a domain can be read at a glance.
Monitoring
What the website monitoring tool checks
Most outages are not the web server. Certificates expire, DNS records change and domains lapse without anyone noticing until customers do.
Website availability
Flags a website that cannot be reached or that answers with a server error.
SSL certificate
Checks that the secure connection works and tracks the days left before the certificate expires.
Domain expiry
Reads the domain’s registration expiry date, so a missed renewal does not take the website and email offline.
DNS records
Checks that the domain resolves and that it has the mail records needed to receive email.
Email authentication
Checks the domain’s SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, which decide whether its email is trusted.
Scheduled scans
Every monitored domain is checked again automatically, around the clock.
Incidents
One incident for each problem, with an email alert
A failed check opens an incident. The same problem is not reported again on every scan.
Email alerts
A new critical or warning incident is emailed to the account holder, with the domain and what was found.
Severity on every incident
An unreachable website is critical. A missing SPF record or a DNS fault is a warning.
Closed when the check passes
An incident is resolved automatically once the next scan finds the problem gone.
Who it is for
Built for businesses with nobody watching the website
Omnis suits one business domain and works the same way for several.
Business owners
Hear about a problem from an alert, not from a customer who could not reach the website.
Web and marketing teams
See certificate, DNS and email faults in one place before a launch or a campaign depends on them.
Agencies
Monitor client domains from one account, each with its own health score and incident history.
How it works
How to set up website monitoring for free
Four steps from a domain name to an alert in the inbox.
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Create an account
Sign in with a Yeevu account. Alerts go to the account’s email address.
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Add the domain
Enter the domain to monitor and run the first scan.
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Review the findings
Read the health score and any incidents the first scan opened.
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Leave it running
Scans repeat automatically, and an email arrives when a new problem appears.
Fixes
From a website monitoring alert to a fix
Omnis reports a problem; it does not change anything on the domain. Each kind of incident has a place to fix it.
DNS faults
Change the record in the DNS Manager, with a snapshot to undo the change.
Email authentication
Check one record with the free email tools, or watch every sender with DMARC monitoring.
Email going to spam
Run the email deliverability checker for a full scan of the sending domain.
Done for you
Monitored by software, fixed by engineers
An alert says what is wrong; someone still has to renew the certificate, repair the record or get the website back up. Yeevu’s technical support covers websites, DNS and email, on retainer or per incident. A 20-minute call settles whether that is needed.
Website monitoring tool FAQ
Website monitoring is checking a website automatically and repeatedly, so a fault is found by software before a visitor finds it. Yeevu Omnis monitors the website's availability and also the SSL certificate, DNS records, email authentication and domain expiry it depends on.
Yes. Yeevu Omnis is free to use with a Yeevu account.
Yeevu Omnis checks five things for each domain: whether the website can be reached, the SSL certificate and its expiry date, the domain's registration expiry, its DNS records, and its SPF, DKIM and DMARC email authentication records.
Alerts are sent by email to the address on the Yeevu account. An email goes out when a new critical or warning incident opens, and the same problem is not emailed again on later scans.
No. Yeevu Omnis reports problems and does not change anything on the domain. DNS and email faults can be fixed in the DNS Manager, and Yeevu's technical support team can make the fix.
Yes. Several domains can be added to one account, and each has its own health score and incident history.