SiteCheckIn runs your critical user flows — login, signup, checkout — on a schedule, and alerts you with screenshots, video, and a plain-English report the moment one breaks. No QA team required.
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How it works
Describe the steps your customers take — log in, sign up, buy — in the flow builder. Navigate, click, type, assert. No scripts to maintain.
Playwright drives a real Chromium against your real site on the schedule you choose, capturing screenshots and video on every run.
The moment a flow fails you get a plain-English AI report — what broke, where, and how bad — with the evidence attached.
Why SiteCheckIn
Scheduled runs against your real site through real browsers — not uptime pings that stay green while your checkout button dies.
Every failure ships with a screenshot, a video of the run, and the console log — you see exactly what a customer saw.
An AI report says what broke, where, and how bad — readable by founders, not just engineers.
Email alerts on failure, silence when things are healthy. On paid plans, failures also hit your team's Slack or Discord the moment they happen.
Agencies run projects per client with run history per flow — and shareable evidence when a client asks “was the site down?”
Register, add a project, build a flow, hit “Run now”. The free tier covers your single most revenue-critical path.
Pricing
Every paid plan includes scheduled runs, evidence, AI reports, email alerts, and Slack/Discord failure alerts.
FAQ
No — uptime monitors check that a server answers. SiteCheckIn checks that your product works. One executes your checkout end-to-end; the other stays green while the payment form 500s.
You'd still have to build scheduling, evidence storage, AI triage, alerting, run history, and a dashboard. We did. The free tier beats your first afternoon of glue code.
Runs are a handful of flows on your schedule — lighter than one real user's session.
Solo SaaS founders without a QA team, and web agencies that answer to many clients at once.