One account, from a personal project to an agency

Etizei is built for anyone with something online worth keeping an eye on, whether that's a personal blog, a professional's own site, or an agency's client portfolio. The difference between these cases is really just how many monitors you need and who gets to see the results: the account structure stays the same.

Two ways to use it

A single account lets you track your own site, and maybe a couple of occasional clients' sites too, with no extra structure to set up: open the account, add your monitors, and follow the rest from one dashboard.

If there's a team behind it instead, with a client list growing month after month, that same account organizes itself into separate users. Everyone sees the monitors that concern them, with different permissions for whoever administers the whole account versus whoever just needs to check on the sites they follow. It isn't a different version of the product, it's the same account scaling up when it needs to.

The branding on status pages is yours

Public status pages, the pages that show a service's status and that you share with a client or embed on their own site, carry your name, your colors and your logo, not Etizei's. Whoever looks at them sees your agency's work.

When it helps to have a hand

Bringing one client's site onto Etizei is quick. Bringing dozens at once, each with its own quirks, takes more time, and there isn't always time to spare. In that case you can ask the team to handle the initial setup: you tell us which sites to watch, and we decide the thresholds and alert channels together.