WordPress Monitoring
WordPress monitoring that
catches more than downtime.
A WordPress site can return 200 OK and still be broken. Sentinel catches PHP errors, broken content, SSL, DNS, and availability issues from fifteen regions around the world.
More than uptime
What to monitor on a WordPress site.
A WordPress installation has more moving parts than a static site. Themes, plugins, payment gateways, and admin panels all need to stay online. Here is what Sentinel watches for you.
Start monitoring freeHomepage uptime
Make sure your site is reachable from the outside, not just healthy on the server.
WordPress & PHP errors
Catch PHP warnings, deprecations, critical-error screens, database failures, and stack traces, even when WordPress still returns 200 OK.
Critical content
Confirm the page isn’t just responding. Make sure the content your visitors expect is actually there.
WooCommerce
Watch product, cart, and checkout pages for availability and errors before they interrupt a sale.
SSL certificates
Get warned before an expiring or invalid certificate puts a security warning between you and your visitors.
DNS & domains
Catch DNS problems and expiring domains before they make a healthy WordPress site unreachable.
WordPress Monitoring
Why WordPress teams choose Sentinel.
WordPress can fail in ways a basic uptime check never sees. Sentinel watches the whole picture, from availability and application errors to the infrastructure your site depends on.
wordpress
Catch WordPress errors
A site can return 200 OK while showing a PHP warning, database error, or WordPress critical-error screen. Sentinel catches the failure behind the successful response.
outside-in
See what your visitors see
Your host can be healthy while your site is unreachable. Sentinel checks from fifteen regions around the world, outside your hosting environment.
woocommerce
Keep the path to purchase open
Monitor product, cart, and checkout pages for availability, errors, and expected content before problems interrupt a sale.
teams
One place for every WordPress site
Monitor one site or hundreds. Organize sites, work with your team, and generate branded reports when you’re managing WordPress for clients.
FAQ
Fair questions.
Everything you need to know about monitoring WordPress with Sentinel.
Do I need WordPress-specific monitoring?
Yes. A WordPress site can return a successful 200 OK response while showing a PHP warning, database error, critical-error screen, or broken content. Sentinel checks more than whether the server responds.
Can Sentinel detect WordPress errors even when my site is still online?
Yes. Sentinel can detect PHP warnings and deprecations, WordPress critical-error and database-connection pages, stack traces, and other error patterns in the response, even when the server returns 200 OK.
Why do I need Sentinel if my WordPress host already monitors uptime?
Your host monitors its infrastructure from inside its own environment. Sentinel monitors your site from the outside, from fifteen regions around the world. That helps catch DNS, SSL, routing, CDN, and application problems that can leave your server healthy while your website is unreachable.
Can I monitor WooCommerce with Sentinel?
Yes. You can monitor important WooCommerce pages such as product, cart, and checkout pages for availability, expected content, and errors. Sentinel does not perform transactions or simulate a complete checkout flow.
Can I monitor wp-admin and WordPress login pages?
Yes. Sentinel can monitor WordPress endpoints such as wp-admin and login pages for availability and expected responses. It does not log into WordPress or simulate an authenticated admin session.
Can I monitor multiple WordPress sites?
Yes. You can monitor multiple WordPress sites from one account. Team members are available on Pro and Business, and client-ready uptime reports are available on Business.
How often does Sentinel check my WordPress site?
Depending on your plan, Sentinel checks as often as every 15 seconds. Checks run from multiple regions, helping distinguish a real outage from a problem at a single monitoring location.
Do I need to install a WordPress plugin?
No. Sentinel monitors your WordPress site externally, so there’s nothing to install or maintain inside WordPress.
Stay ahead
Keep your WordPress site open for business.
Monitor uptime, WordPress errors, critical content, SSL, DNS, and more from fifteen regions around the world.