For agencies: keep checking client apps after you hand them over

• 30 sites, each with an online check every 30 seconds and page checks every 15 minutes. That’s about $3.30 a site each month.
• Home, sign-up, log-in and payment page checks on every app.
• The security checks on every app.
• A public status page for each client app that you can share with the client. See the status page for heedza.com for a real one.
• One alert per failure (by email, or on paid plans also to Slack, Telegram or a webhook (we send the alert to a web address you choose; for developers)), with a picture of the page and a fix your team can paste into the tool the app was made with.
• White label client reports and status pages: your agency’s logo, name and colour on the report you share with a client and on each status page. See what white label includes.
• Fix it for me (Pro and Business): for some problems, the alert has a Fix it for me button. Nothing starts until you press it. Heedza then suggests the change on GitHub (a pull request), and nothing changes until you approve it. You can undo it. It needs the client app’s code on GitHub, in a project (repository) where you added the Heedza GitHub app. See how Fix it for me works.
• 100 online-only web addresses on top of the 30 sites, for pages you only need to see online, such as an old client landing page. They are checked for being online every 30 seconds.
• $99 per month, before tax, as a monthly subscription that renews automatically. Cancel anytime from Billing in your dashboard.

Smaller agencies can start on Pro: 12 sites, page checks every 30 minutes, $39 per month. Pro has status pages and share links, with Heedza’s look instead of your logo. See pricing.

On the Business plan, the report and status page you share with a client are white label. On the pricing page, this is the row called “Your logo on client reports and status pages”. This is what it means:

• Your agency’s logo, name and colour at the top of the report you share with a client.
• The same on each site’s public status page.
• A small line “Checks run by Heedza” stays at the bottom of both.

What it does not include:

• Your own domain. Reports and status pages stay on heedza.com addresses.
• Emails under your agency’s name. Alerts come from Heedza and go to you, not to your clients.

You can open the shared report from a link, or print it and save it as a PDF to send. See how to add your logo. To see a real status page, open the status page for heedza.com. It shows our own site’s real checks.

1. Create an account and choose the Business plan.
2. Add each client app’s address and pick the AI tool it was built with. On Starter and up, you can also paste a list of web addresses to add many at once (as online-only addresses).
3. Heedza finds each app’s sign-up, log-in and payment pages and starts checking them.
4. In Settings, add your logo, name and colour, then create a share link or turn on the status page for each client site.

Checks on a schedule are only for apps you or your client control.

Guides for agencies: find out a client site is down before the client does, show a client their site is working and what a website care plan should check.