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What SiteOps does
The short version: it clicks through your site the way a customer does, on a schedule, and tells you which step stopped working and what it looked like when it did.
Journeys built by AI, not by handDescribe the flow in a sentence - open a product page, add to basket, reach checkout - and the AI opens your site in a real browser, finds the controls itself and records the path. You watch it happen and can correct it before saving. No selectors, no scripts, no repo.Read more →
Deterministic replaysThe AI is used at build time only. The scheduled run replays the saved path with no model in the loop, so a result is stable and repeatable rather than a fresh guess every time.Read more →
Evidence, not a red dotEvery failure captures a screenshot of the page at the moment it broke, plus the step, the URL and what the browser saw. You can tell whether it is real before you open a laptop.
Incidents in plain EnglishWhat happened, the likely cause, what to do next, and the impact. Not step_failed or element_not_found - the same incident written the way you would explain it to a colleague.
Drift is flagged, never silently healedWhen a control is renamed or moved, that is raised as a review item with a one-click fix rather than repaired behind your back. A silent repair hides a real change to your site from you.Read more →
It never commitsCheckout and booking journeys walk to the payment or confirmation step and halt. They never place an order, never confirm a reservation and never enter card details.Read more →
Three layers, one placeUptime for whether the server answers, health scans for broken links and errors across your pages, and journeys for whether people can still buy. Most tools sell you the first and call it monitoring.
Alerts where you already areEmail, Slack and Discord, routed per site. Recovery is announced too, so a resolved incident does not sit unread looking like an open one.Read more →
A status page you can send a clientA public page per site showing what is monitored and what happened, written in plain language rather than reason codes.
Every client kept separatePer-site settings, journeys, alert routing and history. An agency running twenty client sites does not get twenty mixed alert streams.
Start with one journey
Describe it in a sentence. Free, no credit card.