Website monitoring
Insyte checks your public pages the way an ordinary visitor would, and tells you when something changes unexpectedly.
- Last checked
- 24 September 2026 at 14:42
- Recorded normal state set
- 1 September 2026 at 08:00
- Expected destination
- https://example-trading.co.uk/
- Secure connection
- In use
- Last checked
- 25 September 2026 at 06:00
- Recorded normal state set
- 1 September 2026 at 08:05
- Expected destination
- https://shop.example-trading.co.uk/
- Secure connection
- In use
Checks are read-only. Insyte never tests, probes or attacks your website, and it only ever visits public web addresses. Monitoring and alerts use no credits.
Needs your attention
Confirm anything you changed yourself, or get help working out what happened.
An unexpected redirect was observed. The website now finishes on a different address from the one recorded.
Monitoring history
Every recorded website event is kept, including the ones you have closed.
An unexpected redirect was observed. The website now finishes on a different address from the one recorded.
What Insyte watches for
And what it does not.
- Whether your website responds normally.
- Whether it redirects somewhere unexpected.
- Whether it is served over a secure connection.
- Whether the home page has changed significantly since Insyte last recorded it.
- Whether new, unfamiliar code has started loading on the page.
Not currently monitored: files on your server, your database, your email, page-by-page scanning of every page, and known-malware lists. Insyte cannot detect every problem and never guarantees your website is safe — it reports only what it can genuinely observe.