Find out first, not from a customer.
Astrina checks your site from outside your network, on your schedule. When something breaks it confirms the failure before alerting you — so an alert means something, and you can trust it at 3 a.m.
Seven kinds of check, one page
A site can be “up” and still be broken. Astrina watches the things that actually cost you money.
Uptime
Is it answering at all, and how fast, from outside your own network.
HTTP checks
Status code, redirect chain, certificate expiry — the quiet failures.
Content
A phrase that must be on the page. If your prices vanish, the page is still “up”.
robots.txt
A stray Disallow can delist you overnight. We tell you the day it changes.
User-agent: * - Disallow: /admin/ + Disallow: /
Sitemap
Reachable, parseable, and not quietly frozen weeks ago.
- sitemap.xml · 200
- 1 204 URL
- lastmod · 41 days ago
Analytics tag
The counter is still installed and still reporting — not silently removed by a deploy.
<script src="https://astrina.io/a.js"> Receiving dataBrowser journey
A scripted walk through the pages that earn money — open, add to cart, check out — replayed by a real browser on your schedule.
An alert that means something
- A failure is re-checked before it becomes an alert. One flaky packet does not wake you.
- The incident records what happened, for how long, and what the page looked like at the time.
- Recovery closes the incident by itself — you get an all-clear, not silence.
- Check failed — 503
- confirmed twice · Alert sent
- Still failing
- Recovered · all-clear sent
The same site, all in one place
- Monitoring answers “is it working”. The same site then gets its SEO score, its traffic and its leads in one place.
- One script tag already on the page powers the counter, the widgets and the assistant.
- Nothing renews automatically unless you switch it on.
