Changelog

Release notes and version history for Sitepulse. New features, improvements, and fixes as we ship them.

v1.0.0

Released on 1 July 2026

TL;DR

  • Sitepulse is now generally available: one dashboard for uptime, SSL, DNS, broken links, and performance across every site you look after.
  • Alerts route to Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, email, or a webhook when a check fails and the issue is verified.
  • Starter, Growth, and Agency plans scale by sites, seats, on-demand rechecks, and check history.

Monitoring

  • Five checks on every site: uptime, SSL and certificates, DNS records, broken links, and performance.
  • Uptime issues are verified from multiple locations before an alert fires, so a notification means something is genuinely wrong.
  • SSL monitoring tracks expiry, chain validity, and protocol downgrades before visitors are affected.
  • DNS monitoring watches A, AAAA, MX, CNAME, NS, and TXT records for drift and resolution failures.
  • Broken-link crawls surface 4xx and 5xx links with the source page, including JavaScript-rendered pages.
  • Performance checks use Google PageSpeed Insights to flag slow pages and track Core Web Vitals over time.

Alerts and notifications

  • Send alerts to Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, email, or a custom webhook.
  • Configure routing per rule and mix channels freely so the right failure reaches the right destination.
  • Each alert includes the site, check type, and severity so you can act without opening the dashboard first.

Teams and plans

  • Multi-seat workspaces with team owners, invitations, and role-based access.
  • A portfolio overview with one clear status per site for agencies managing client work.
  • Plans include on-demand rechecks, check history up to 365 days, and minimum cadences from 10 minutes down to 1 minute on Agency.