Website monitoring that tells you when it breaks.
A website that passed its audit last month can fail it today. Someone edits a template, a plugin update removes a tracking tag, or a hosting problem takes the site offline over a weekend. Nobody notices until leads or sales slow down, and by then the cause is hard to trace back to one change. Website Monitoring from Dynamic Growth re-runs the Marketing Audit checks on your website every week. It keeps the history in a score trend chart and alerts you in your dashboard and by email when something gets worse. It is automated and needs only your website URL. One site checked weekly uses about 8 or 9 credits a month.
Free trial: 7 days and 1 free credit. Monitoring uses 2 credits per check, so it needs a plan. Cancel any time.
What gets checked each week
Overall audit score
Each weekly check produces the same score as the Marketing Audit, covering ads readiness, tracking, SEO and site speed. The score is saved, so a chart shows whether your site is improving or slipping compared with every earlier week.
Individual checks
Every check inside the audit is recorded as pass or fail. The monitor can then spot a single check that used to pass and now fails, even when the overall score barely moves because a fix elsewhere hides the new problem.
Tracking tags
The check looks for the analytics and advertising tags on your public page, such as Google Analytics or an ad pixel. If a tag that was there last week has gone, the alert tells you before gaps build up in your data.
SEO basics
Titles, descriptions, headings and indexing signals are read each time. A noindex tag added by accident, or a title that went blank after an edit, shows up in the next weekly check instead of weeks later in your traffic.
Site speed indicators
Load time and page size are recorded every week. The trend shows whether pages are getting heavier or slower after a change such as a new plugin, a larger image or an added script.
Whether the site responds
Each check needs the website to answer. If the page cannot be reached when the check runs, that goes into your history and you are told, so you can find out whether the site is down or blocked.
How it works
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Add your website
Enter the URL of the site you want watched. You can monitor up to 5 websites per account. Nothing else is needed.
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The first check runs
The software runs the audit checks and saves the result as your starting point. Later weeks are compared against this score.
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A check runs every week
Every 7 days the same checks run again automatically. Each result is added to your history and to the score trend chart in your dashboard.
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Get alerted and act
When something gets worse, you get an alert in your dashboard and by email. Open the report, see what changed, and fix it yourself or pass it to your developer.
When you get an alert
The score dropped
If the overall audit score is lower than in the previous check, the alert shows both scores and which areas fell.
A check that used to pass now fails
The alert names the check and shows when it last passed. This catches changes that hide inside a score that looks stable.
A tracking tag disappeared
If a tag found in an earlier check is missing now, you are told which one. A missing tag is a common cause of silent gaps in your data.
The site could not be reached
If the website does not answer when the weekly check runs, you get an alert so you can look into it.
Credits ran out and monitoring paused
If your balance cannot cover the next check, monitoring pauses and you are told. Checks start again once you have credits.
Site monitoring tools compared: what this website monitoring service watches
Among site monitoring tools, this website monitoring tool and service is built for marketing health rather than server status. It re-runs the Marketing Audit on your site every week and compares each result with the last one. That makes it a form of website change monitoring: a drop in score, a lost Google Analytics or Meta tag, a new failing check or a site that stops answering all raise an alert.
It also covers website performance monitoring at the level of the audit's speed indicators, and it is not website monitoring software for second-by-second uptime checks. Teams in the USA, the UK, Europe, the Middle East and Latin America use it as a weekly safety net after site updates.
What it costs
Each weekly check costs 2 credits, taken from the same monthly allowance you use for the other services. One site checked weekly comes to about 8 or 9 credits a month, and five sites come to about 40 to 44. Starter's 10 credits cover one monitored site and little else, so Growth or Scale suit monitoring better, with room for other services alongside it.
If your credits run out, monitoring pauses and you are alerted by email and in the dashboard. You can resume it with one click once you have credits again. Nothing is charged beyond the credits.
What it can and cannot do
Monitoring runs once a week and is not real time, so a problem that starts on Tuesday may not show until the next check. It reads the public HTML of your page, as the Marketing Audit does, and it does not run anything behind a login.
It has no access to your analytics or ad accounts, so it cannot tell you what your traffic or spend did. It is also not an uptime service. If you need to know within minutes that your site went down, use a dedicated uptime tool alongside it.
Monitoring questions
How often does the check run?
Every 7 days. It runs the same Marketing Audit checks each time and adds the result to your history and the score trend chart. A problem that starts between runs shows up at the next one.
How many websites can I monitor?
Up to 5 per account. Each website has its own weekly check at 2 credits. Add the sites that matter most to your business, and remove one if you want to free a slot for another.
What does it cost?
Two credits per weekly check, from the credits in your plan, with no extra charge. The pricing section above has the monthly credit math.
How will I be alerted?
In your dashboard and by email. The alert says what got worse, such as a lower score, a check that now fails or a missing tag, and links to the full report so you can see the detail and decide what to do.
Do you need access to my analytics or ad accounts?
No. Monitoring reads the public HTML of your website. We never log in to your accounts and have no access to your analytics, ad platforms, hosting or content management system.
Is this the same as an uptime monitor?
No. It records whether your site answered during the weekly check, which an uptime service does far more often. Use an uptime tool if you need to catch short outages within minutes.
Will it fix problems for me?
No. It shows what got worse and gives you the report. You or your developer make the changes, and the monitor changes nothing on your site. Software produces each finding, so read it before you act on it.
Can I see how my score has changed over time?
Yes. Your dashboard keeps every weekly result and shows a score trend chart, so you can see whether changes to your site helped or hurt and which checks moved from one week to the next.
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