Monitor technical issues across all your domains. Catch 404 errors, slow-loading pages, and performance problems before they impact visitors or search rankings.
Small technical issues can quietly hurt engagement, trust, and search visibility. Slow pages, broken links, or caching problems often go unnoticed until conversions drop or complaints start rolling in.
Experience monitoring gives you a clear view of what’s really happening. It helps you uncover 404 errors, understand page load time, see low cache hit ratio, assess file sizes and more, so you can act quickly and confidently.
Access all your sites from one place. Drill into any domain to see comprehensive user performance data alongside automated system checks like page load times, cache usage, file sizes, 404 errors, and most popular pages. View site statistics and trend information to understand how performance changes and which problems need immediate attention.
Filter monitoring data by single date or date range to identify performance trends. See how site health evolves over time, catch recurring issues before they become critical, and validate if fixes actually deliver lasting results.
Category tabs group technical issues for faster diagnosis and resolution. Monitor page load times to identify slow pages, track file sizes that impact performance, catch 404 errors before users do, analyze cache usage efficiency, and more. Prioritize fixes based on actual data rather than guessing which problems matter most.
The experience monitoring tool tracks key performance indicators that affect user experience: page load times, file sizes, 404 errors, cache usage, as well as which pages get the most traffic. You can view each category separately to focus on specific issues. Find out more here.
Yes. All your enrolled domains are accessible from one place and you can select any domain to view its performance data and statistics. This makes it easier to manage site health across multiple brands, regions, or departments without switching platforms.
Data refreshes every hour, so you're always working with recent performance information. You can view current issues or filter by date range to analyze trends over time.
The dashboard is straightforward to navigate and provides a clear view of site performance, so anyone can see which issues exist and where they're occurring. That being said, technical teams typically handle the deeper analysis to diagnose root causes and implement fixes.
