VUBEX SiteOps
VUBEX SiteOps Website & customer-journey monitoring
Website monitoring that watches checkout, login & signup

VUBEX SiteOps: know your site broke before your customers do.

VUBEX SiteOps is a website monitoring service. It clicks through your checkout, login, and signup like a real visitor - and alerts you the second one breaks, with a screenshot and a plain-English explanation of what went wrong.

Paste your site's URL and it starts watching in minutes. Free · no credit card. · or run the desktop app

The AI building a checkout journey - live

Real recording, no mockup: the AI opens your site in a real browser, finds the buttons, and builds the journey it will replay 24/7. Nothing scripted by hand.
Beyond uptimeReal user journeys, not just a ping to your homepage.
Evidence on failureScreenshots + diagnostics captured the moment it breaks.
AI that explainsPlain-language cause and next step, not a wall of logs.
Every client, one placeSeparate settings and alerts per site you manage.

What SiteOps monitors

Each of these can break while every page still returns 200 and your uptime monitor stays green.

See it work - on a real shop

Three unedited recordings against a live storefront: SiteOps builds the checkout journey, catches it the moment it breaks, and proposes the code fix.

1 · Build

AI builds the journey for you

Describe the flow in plain English - or let it suggest one. It drives a real browser, asks before it would submit anything real, then verifies every step end to end. 0:53

2 · Catch

It breaks - you get the evidence

A scheduled run finds the checkout button gone. Screenshot captured, incident opened, and the AI explains the cause in plain English. 0:38

3 · Fix

And it can fix the code

Connect your repo and the AI finds the file, proposes the smallest safe patch, and commits it to its own branch - only after you review the diff. 0:41

Get started in 3 steps

No code, no install. Set it up once and you only hear from us when something real breaks.

1. Add your sitePaste the URL. SiteOps finds your key pages and buttons for you.
2. Pick what mattersMark checkout, login, and signup as the journeys to watch.
3. Get alertedWe check 24/7 and message you - with a screenshot and the "why" - the moment one breaks.

Everything it watches, in one place

One dashboard for availability, the journeys that make you money, and the expiry dates that quietly take sites offline.

Three monitoring layersUptime heartbeat, site health scans, and full user-journey replays.
Email, Slack & Discord alertsSent where you already work. No API keys.
Screenshot evidenceCaptured automatically the moment something breaks.
Plain-English incidentsNamed clearly, tracked from active to resolved.
SSL & domain warningsHeads-up before a cert or domain expires.
Public status pageA page your users can check during an incident.
Explain & Ask with AIThe likely cause and next step, in plain words.
Many clients, one placeSeparate journeys and alerts per site.

Built for the people who get the angry call

If a broken site costs you a client, a sale, or a weekend - SiteOps is your early-warning system.

AgenciesWatch every client site from one place. Catch it before your client emails you.
FreelancersProtect the sites you built - no QA stack needed.
SaaS teamsCatch checkout and signup regressions the moment a deploy breaks them.

Simple pricing that scales with the sites you watch

Start free on your first site. Upgrade when you're ready to watch more.

Free
$0 /mo
  • 1 site · 1 user journey (max 20 steps)
  • Journeys checked every 12h
  • 20 uptime checks / day
  • 3 site health scans / mo
  • 20 AI credits / mo
  • Email alerts · 3 days history
Start free
Pro
$29 /mo
  • 5 sites · 10 user journeys
  • Journeys checked every 15 min
  • 300 uptime checks / day
  • 120 site health scans / mo
  • 250 AI credits / mo
  • Email, Slack & Discord alerts · weekly report · 90 days history
Start free, upgrade in-app

Solo builder? Starter is $7/mo (2 sites · 5 user journeys checked every 30 min · 120 uptime checks/day · 30 site health scans/mo · 50 AI credits/mo). Need more than 25 sites? Enterprise scales further with the fastest intervals - get in touch.

Monitoring a logged-in journey? Site credentials are encrypted before they reach the database, are never sent to an AI model, and monitored journeys stop at the payment screen - SiteOps never completes a purchase or submits a contact form unless you ask it to. How we handle your data →

SiteOps watches in three layers. Uptime check = a fast heartbeat that catches "it's down" in seconds. Site health scan = a crawl of your mapped pages that checks each one loads with real content and no broken elements. User journey = a saved step-by-step flow (checkout, login, signup) replayed in a real browser with assertions, checked automatically on your plan's schedule. AI credits are one shared pool spent on any AI feature.

Questions agencies actually ask

The honest answers - including how this is different from the uptime monitor you already know.

How is this different from Pingdom, UptimeRobot, or Checkly?
They're two different kinds of tool, and SiteOps is neither.

Pingdom and UptimeRobot are uptime monitors - they ping your homepage and report "200 OK". That check passes even when login is broken, checkout 500s after payment, or signup silently fails, so you look up and it's green while customers can't buy.

Checkly and Datadog Synthetics genuinely do test real journeys in a browser - but you build them as code: Playwright/TypeScript scripts, a CLI, a CI pipeline. That's powerful for an engineering team, and the wrong tool for the person actually running the business.

SiteOps is made for you. It discovers your pages with a scan, you tick the journeys that make you money - login, signup, checkout - with no code, no scripts, no repo, and it clicks through every step like a real customer, only calling a journey healthy when someone could truly finish it. When it breaks you get screenshot evidence and a plain-English AI explanation of the likely cause - not a red dot, and not a stack trace.
Do I need to install anything on my site?
No. SiteOps drives your site from the outside, exactly like a real visitor - no SDK, no script tag, no code changes, no access to your servers. Point it at a URL, mark the critical journeys, and it watches. Prefer to run checks from your own machine? The optional desktop app does that too.
What actually happens when a journey breaks?
An incident opens with the exact failed step, screenshot evidence captured at the moment of failure, and a plain-language AI explanation with a recommended next step - e.g. "the /v2/auth route 404s since the last deploy; restore it or update the form action." You get an email alert the second it happens.
What are the three monitoring layers - uptime, site health, and journeys?
Uptime checks are a fast heartbeat (seconds) that catch outages quickly - counted per day. Site health scans crawl the pages you mapped and confirm each one loads with real content and no broken elements - counted per month. User journeys are saved step-by-step flows - checkout, login, signup - replayed in a real browser with assertions and checked automatically on a schedule set by your plan (every 12h on Free, down to every 5 min on Agency). Journeys are the layer that catches a broken funnel even when every page loads.
Can I keep each client separate?
Yes. Every site has its own journeys, schedules, and alert settings, so an agency can watch many client properties from one place with per-client alerts - no cross-wires.
What AI is included - and what's coming?
Today, every incident gets an AI explanation of the likely cause and next step, you can ask follow-up questions or request a suggested fix, and agentic mode - where the assistant works across several steps, with your approval - is live. A hands-free voice mode is still in active development and not live yet, so you're never paying for a promise.

The next outage is coming. Be the one who already knows.

Set up your first site free in a few minutes. No credit card, no sales call - just an early-warning system for the journeys that matter.