3am. Your contact form stops sending.
39 seconds Keeping a site healthy after launch
The worst way to find out your website is broken is from a customer. Most sites only get checked when someone happens to look.
Every site we look after is checked from outside every 15 minutes, day and night: not just whether the page loads, but server errors, pages that hang and contact forms that stop delivering. If a form fails to send, the message is saved and it’s on Jaxon’s phone right away. We usually know before the client does.
Transcript
Three in the morning. Your contact form stops sending. Who notices?
Every site we look after gets checked from outside, every fifteen minutes.
If a check fails, it runs again right away, so a blip doesn't wake anyone.
Someone sends a message, and it doesn't go through.
But it's saved, so the lead isn't lost.
Seconds later, it's on my phone.
We fix it, send a test, and it's back to green.
Clients see the same status in their own portal.
Most of the time, we know before the client does.
We can watch your website the same way.
The voice in this video is an AI version of Jaxon’s voice, made from his own recordings.
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