Website monitoring with automated reports by email
Re-scan your sites automatically every day or week and get an automated website report by email after each scan, showing the new score and what changed. Catch regressions in speed, SEO, security and email before they cost you.
What it checks
Everything the website monitoring looks at
Scheduled re-scans
Saved sites are re-audited automatically on a daily or weekly schedule you choose.
Automated report emails
After each scheduled scan you receive an email with the overall score and grade, the change since the last check and a score for each category.
Score history charts
Charts show how each site's scores have moved over time, so trends and regressions are easy to spot.
Full audit every time
Each scheduled scan runs the complete audit across speed, SEO, security, email and DNS.
Uptime alerts
Every monitored site is checked every 5 minutes, with an email when it goes down and when it recovers, plus 7-day uptime on your dashboard.
Multiple saved sites
Monitor 5 sites on Starter, 50 on Pro and 500 on Agency.
How it works
Three steps, about a minute.
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Save your sites
Add the websites you want to keep an eye on to your dashboard.
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Choose a schedule
Set each site to re-scan daily or weekly.
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Get the results by email
Review the score change in your inbox and open the full report when something moves.
What this website monitoring tool watches
Most problems with a website are not dramatic outages but gradual slippage. A new plugin adds a heavy script, a server change drops a security header, a template update removes a meta description or an SSL certificate edges towards expiry. MakeItFlow monitoring re-runs your full audit on a daily or weekly schedule and emails you the score change after each scan, so slippage is caught quickly. Score history charts show how each site has moved over weeks and months. Alongside the audits, every monitored site is also checked for uptime every 5 minutes. If two checks in a row fail, you get a "Down" email with the reason, such as a timeout, an SSL error or an HTTP 503, and a "Recovered" email with the length of the outage once it answers again. The dashboard shows each site's current status, response time and uptime percentage over the last 7 days.
What is in each automated website report email
Every scheduled scan ends with an email to the address on your account, with a subject line such as "Audit update: example.com scored 87/100" so you can triage from the inbox. The email shows the overall score out of 100 and the A-F grade, how many points the score rose or fell since the previous check (or a note that it is the first recorded audit), and individual scores for performance, SEO, security, DNS and email authentication. A button opens the full online report, where every failed check comes with a plain-English fix and the PDF can be downloaded. Because the email arrives whether or not anything changed, a run of steady scores is itself useful confirmation that recent work has not broken anything.
Daily or weekly website monitoring: which to choose
Daily scans suit sites that change often, such as online shops, sites with frequent deployments or client sites where you want to catch problems before anyone else notices. Weekly scans are usually enough for brochure sites and blogs that change less often, and they keep your inbox quieter. You can set the schedule per site, so busy sites can be checked daily while stable ones are checked weekly. Starter monitors up to 5 sites, Pro up to 50 and Agency up to 500. Combined with shareable report links and PDFs, scheduled scans give agencies a simple way to show ongoing value to clients.
Why it matters
Catch regressions early
A plugin update, new script or expired header can quietly undo your work; scheduled scans spot the change.
Proof of progress
Score history shows clients and colleagues how the site has improved over time.
Hands-off
Once scheduled, audits run on their own and the results come to you.
Who it is for
Small business owners
Get a regular check-up on your site without remembering to run it.
Agencies
Keep watch over client sites and spot problems before the client does.
Developers
Confirm deployments have not broken headers, redirects or performance.
Try the free tools
Learn more
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Automated Website Reports by Email: How to Set Them UpAutomation · 8 min read
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Website Monitoring Guide: What to Watch After Your Site LaunchesGuides · 8 min read
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Automate Website Monitoring for Free: Uptime, Audits and AlertsAutomation · 10 min read
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Website Audits for Agencies: Win, Onboard and Keep ClientsGuides · 8 min read
Yes. Monitored sites are checked every 5 minutes. A site counts as down after two failed checks in a row, so a single slow response does not trigger an alert, and you get an email when it goes down and again when it recovers. It is a basic uptime check from one location, not a multi-region monitoring service with an SLA.
Scheduled re-scans start on the Starter plan, which covers 5 sites. Pro covers 50 and Agency covers 500. See pricing for details.
Each saved site can be scanned daily or weekly.
The email after every scheduled scan goes to the email address on your account. To keep a client informed, forward it or share the report link from the email.
Yes. Once a site is on your monitoring list, each daily or weekly scan sends its results to your inbox automatically, so you only need to open the dashboard when a score moves.
Free website audit
See how your site scores, free
Speed, SEO, DNS, email (SPF/DKIM/DMARC) and security in one scan, with a prioritised fix list.