Ecommerce Monitoring
Keep your store open
for business.
Sentinel monitors your storefront, checkout, APIs, SSL, DNS, and other critical endpoints from fifteen regions around the world, so you can catch problems before they interrupt a sale.
Beyond uptime
Monitor what keeps revenue moving.
An ecommerce store depends on more than a homepage. Sentinel watches the storefront, product pages, checkout, APIs, SSL, DNS, and background jobs that all have to work for customers to complete a purchase.
Start monitoring freeStorefront availability
Monitor your store from fifteen regions around the world and know when shoppers can no longer reach it.
Product & checkout pages
Confirm that critical pages are available and returning the content customers expect.
Payment & API endpoints
Watch the services your store depends on for availability, response time, and expected responses.
SSL certificates
Get warned before an expiring or invalid certificate creates browser warnings or blocks shoppers.
DNS & domains
Monitor DNS records and domain expiration before infrastructure problems take your store offline.
Cron & heartbeat jobs
Know when scheduled jobs, feeds, syncs, or other recurring background processes stop running.
Built for ecommerce
Reliability is part of the buying experience.
Shoppers do not separate your storefront from the systems behind it. A slow page, broken checkout, expired certificate, or failed integration is all part of the same experience. Sentinel helps you catch those problems before they cost you a sale.
fifteen-region monitoring
See the outage your server can’t.
Your infrastructure can look healthy while shoppers cannot reach your store. Sentinel checks continuously from fifteen regions outside your network.
content monitoring
Catch broken pages that still return 200 OK.
Confirm that critical product and checkout pages contain the content customers expect, not just a successful response.
response-time monitoring
Catch slow before it becomes lost revenue.
Track performance over time and spot degradation before a sluggish store starts hurting conversion.
incident history
Understand what happened.
See when an incident started, how long it lasted, and how your store recovered so your team can respond better next time.
FAQ
Fair questions.
Straight answers about monitoring ecommerce sites with Sentinel.
Why do ecommerce stores need outside-in monitoring if their hosting provider already monitors uptime?
Your hosting platform can look healthy while shoppers cannot reach your store because of DNS, SSL, CDN, routing, application, or content issues. Sentinel checks from fifteen regions outside your infrastructure.
Can Sentinel monitor product, cart, and checkout pages?
Yes. You can monitor critical storefront pages for availability and expected content, helping catch broken or incomplete pages even when they still return a successful response.
Can Sentinel monitor payment and API endpoints?
Yes. Sentinel can monitor APIs and critical endpoints for availability, response time, status codes, and expected JSON responses.
Can Sentinel detect a broken page that still returns 200 OK?
Yes. Content monitoring can verify that important text or page elements are present, so a technically successful response does not hide a broken customer experience.
Can Sentinel monitor SSL, DNS, and domains?
Yes. You can monitor SSL certificates, DNS records, and domain expiration before infrastructure problems interrupt sales.
Can Sentinel monitor background jobs and scheduled processes?
Yes. Heartbeat monitoring can watch recurring jobs, feeds, syncs, imports, and other scheduled processes and alert you when they stop running.
How quickly will we know something is wrong?
Depending on your plan, Sentinel can check as often as every 15 seconds and uses multi-region confirmation to help reduce false alarms.
Do we need to install anything on our store?
No. Standard website and endpoint monitoring is external, so there is no plugin, package, or agent required.
Stay ahead
Keep every sale within reach.
Monitor your store from fifteen regions around the world, so your team can catch problems early, respond quickly, and keep the path to purchase open.