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URL monitoring for launch teams

Know the moment your public URLs change.

Keep the URLs your campaigns depend on honest: scheduled probes, DNS guardrails, and Slack alerts when pages fail—or recover—without a separate war room.

No password — we email a one-time sign-in link.

Trusted by launch teams monitoring campaign URLs

Why teams trust the signal

  • Public-internet probes

    We check URLs the same way a customer would—no VPN-only blind spots when a page really fails.

  • Passwordless sign-in

    Magic links only, so you are not rotating another password during launch week.

  • Shared Slack timeline

    Marketing and engineering see the same failure and recovery timestamps—no separate war room.

How launch teams use PublishGuard

When a paid landing page 404s during a launch, the cost is immediate — PublishGuard puts the failure in Slack before the ads team opens another tab.

Typical launch-week workflow
  • Growth

    Guard launch-week URLs

    Paste pricing, signup, and partner pages before spend goes live; get pinged when something 404s or redirects wrong.

  • Engineering

    One timeline in Slack

    Failures and recoveries land in the channel you already watch—no second dashboard habit to learn.

  • RevOps

    Postmortems without archaeology

    Pro exports incident history when you need to explain downtime to stakeholders after a campaign.

Built for GTM operators who ship URLs weekly

  • Know when launch URLs drift

    Track the exact pages campaigns depend on—pricing, signup, and partner landing URLs—so a silent 404 does not burn ad spend.

  • Probes that mirror real checks

    Run HTTP probes on your schedule, validate DNS where it matters, and keep results next to your app data for a single source of truth.

  • Slack-first incident signal

    Get concise alerts when a probe fails and when it clears, so marketing and eng share the same timeline without a separate dashboard habit.

How it works

  1. Add the URLs you trust

    Paste landing, pricing, and partner pages. We keep each row tied to your project so swaps during a launch stay auditable.

  2. Pick probe depth and cadence

    Choose manual checks when copy changes, and scheduled probes when you need continuous signal without babysitting uptime tabs.

  3. Route failures to Slack

    Wire your webhook once. We send short messages on failure and recovery so marketing and engineering agree on when the incident started and ended.

FAQ

Is this only for marketing landing pages?

No. Any customer-facing URL you rely on for revenue—checkout, docs, or status pages—fits as long as outbound probes are allowed by your policy.

Do you hit my pages from the public internet?

Yes. Probes use the same network path a customer would. If you need allowlisting, track our egress IPs in the in-app setup checklist once billing is enabled.

How does alerting work?

Configure a Slack incoming webhook per project. We send compact messages when a probe fails and when it returns healthy so noisy flaps are easier to triage.

Can I export history?

Pro includes CSV exports of incidents for postmortems. Starter and Free keep the last two weeks inline in the dashboard.

Start free on three URLs. Slack alerts included — no credit card.