The certificate expires on a Sunday
Visitors get a security warning instead of your site. Nobody told you it was coming.
Checked daily · no jargon
Dayling Pulse checks every day that your website is online, secure and healthy — then explains what it found in plain English. No cryptic charts, no server vocabulary.
No card required · Read-only · Ready in 2 minutes
Checking your site…
Five checks, once a day.
96/100
Next check: tomorrow, 07:00
Most website problems are silent: nothing flashes, nobody calls. They surface weeks later, and usually through someone else.
Visitors get a security warning instead of your site. Nobody told you it was coming.
Since the last update, enquiries no longer reach you. Customers think you are ignoring them.
One box ticked by mistake, and your most visited page is no longer indexed. You find out weeks later.
Every day, automatically
Dayling reviews your site and sums everything up as a health score out of 100. The bar below shows how much each check really weighs in that score.
30 + 20 + 20 + 15 + 15 = one health score out of 100
Is your site answering, and quickly enough? That is the first thing we check, every day.
The padlock in the browser. Dayling watches your certificate and tells you well before it expires.
A site that slows down loses visitors. Dayling follows your response time day after day.
Broken links, deleted pages, 404 errors: spotted before your visitors run into them.
Titles, descriptions, indexing: the essentials for staying visible on Google.
What makes us different
Traditional monitoring tools answer in technical shorthand. Dayling turns every result into one clear sentence, with what to do about it.
TLS certificate expires in 18 days
Your site's security certificate expires in 18 days. Renew it before that date so your visitors never meet a security warning.
One email to your hosting provider is usually enough.
HTTP 503 Service Unavailable — upstream timeout
Your site is temporarily unreachable. Dayling keeps checking and will tell you the moment it is back online.
Nothing to do right now — we are watching for you.
meta robots: noindex detected on /services
Your Services page is asking Google to stop showing it. If that was not intended, a setting needs to be switched back on your site.
Often a box changed by mistake during an update.
Too many alerts kill the alert. Dayling ranks every event by importance and only emails you when something genuinely deserves your attention. While all is well: silence — which is good news.
After that date, visitors will see a security warning instead of your site. You still have plenty of time to act.
What we suggest
Ask your hosting provider to renew the certificate — most do it for free. Dayling will confirm once it is done.
No commitment
Start free with one site. Move to a paid plan when you need it — and stop whenever you like.
One site, checked every week. Enough to see what Dayling does.
€0forever
For a freelancer or a small business looking after a few sites.
€9per month
For an agency or a studio with a portfolio to keep healthy.
€29per month
For teams looking after sites at scale. We're building it.
€79per month
Coming soon
No. Dayling checks your site from the outside, the way a visitor would — read-only. Nothing to install, no password, no access to your hosting.
No, and that is the whole point. Every result is written in plain English with one concrete recommendation. If the fix needs a technical hand, you will know exactly what to ask your provider for.
No. Dayling only writes when something important changes. As long as your site is doing fine, you will not hear from us — which is good news.
Yes. The Pro plan follows up to ten sites, each with its own history and reports. A dedicated Agency plan for larger portfolios is on its way.
Yes, in one click, with no commitment. And the free plan stays free forever, for one site.
Add your site and the first check starts right away. Free for one site, forever.