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title: "Client Website Monitoring for Agencies | Unolia"
description: "Uptime monitors, Unolia’s own findings and soon application errors, gathered into each client project. Unmonitored domains pointed out, monitors managed without switching tools."
url: "https://unolia.com/features/monitoring"
locale: "en"
---

# Every monitor, filed under its client.

Unolia gathers uptime monitors, its own checks and soon application errors into each client project, and points out the domains nobody watches.

## What is Monitoring in Unolia?

Monitoring in Unolia gathers everything that watches a client site into its project. Uptime monitors from your monitoring provider arrive with their checks, statuses and run history, matched to the right project automatically. Findings from Unolia’s own continuous checks sit in the same view, and application error tracking is on the way. Domains without a monitor are pointed out, and from the Startup plan you create monitors, tune checks, run one now or snooze it without leaving Unolia.

## The moments this changes

### The Monday glance

One page holds every client site and its status. Two warnings this morning, each already filed under its client with the checks that raised them. Triage is reading, not detective work.

### The polite deploy

A 2 p.m. release used to mean a down alert and a worried client email. Now the monitor is snoozed for the window and back on duty right after.

### The site nobody watched

Connect a monitoring account and Unolia points out the client domain with no monitor on it. One click later it is watched from 15 regions, filed under its project.

## From a flat list to a map with no holes

### Plug in the watchers

Your uptime monitors arrive with checks, statuses and history. Unolia’s own checks are already running.

### Close the gaps

Unolia lists the project domains nobody watches. One click adds a monitor with sensible checks.

### Manage without switching

Tune checks, run one now, snooze during a deploy. All from the project page.

## One health picture per client.

Uptime from your monitoring provider. Findings from Unolia’s own checks. Soon, application errors too. Each one lands on the client project it concerns instead of another tab in another tool.

- Monitors find their client project on their own.
- Unolia’s own findings sit in the same view.
- Domains without a monitor stand out.

## The domains nobody watches.

Unolia already knows every domain your projects own, so it sees what your monitoring tool cannot: the site with no monitor at all. The new landing page, the domain from a handover, the staging site that quietly became production. Each gap is one click from closed.

## Monitors that look after themselves.

A new client domain lands in Unolia and its monitor exists moments later. A site moves servers and the monitor follows the DNS on its own.

## How this grows with your plan

| Plan | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Developer | Monitors, statuses and run history, mirrored on every project. |
| Freelancer | The mirror, plus monitor automations you run by hand. |
| Startup | Create monitors, tune checks, run now and snooze from Unolia. |
| Business | Events create and align monitors on their own. |

## Related feature pages

- [Security and Maintenance](/features/security-maintenance)
- [Automations](/features/automations)
- [Environment Graphs](/features/environment-graphs)

## Give every client site a heartbeat you can see.

Join the waitlist and put your monitoring where the client work happens.

[Join the waitlist](https://app.unolia.com/register)