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AI · What it really does
AI domain monitoring, at Aepto, means AI doing clerical and reading work: filling in details when you add domains, reading page content for failures, and explaining risky DNS changes. Uptime, SSL and DNS checks stay deterministic.
Three places, on top of the uptime, SSL and DNS checks. It does not replace them.
Enrich registrar, hosting, SSL, and DNS metadata when you import so the book is usable faster.
Body-level detection for white screens and broken revenue pages. Details on the Content Monitoring page.
AI Domain Discovery for naming ideas, with availability checks rather than guarantees.
Where AI helps, and where plain checks are better.
Uptime regions, SSL windows, DNS baselines, renewal dates. These should be boring and correct.
Inventory enrichment, content diagnosis, insights, Discovery brainstorming. People still make the final call.
AI earns its place when you own enough domains that manual WHOIS checks and screenshot triage fail. That is the same problem as portfolio management and managing multiple domains.
AI never registers, transfers or renews names in Aepto. Credit allowances are listed on Pricing.

Use AI for reading and clerical work. Keep the yes/no checks boring and repeatable.
| Job | Who decides | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Adding domains (Quick Add) | AI fills in registrar, hosting, SSL and DNS details | Clerical work that grows with every domain you add |
| Reading page bodies | Pattern checks plus AI (Content Monitoring) | Catches white screens and database errors that still return HTTP 200 |
| Explaining a risky DNS change | AI summary in the email, when your plan has credits | Faster triage. The raw before/after values are still recorded |
| Name ideas (AI Discovery) | AI suggests, an availability check reports status | Suggestions only. Status can change before you register |
| Uptime, SSL expiry, DNS baselines | Deterministic checks | You need the same answer every time |
| Transfers, unlocks, renewals | A person | Irreversible. No assistant should approve them |
Scheduled Content Monitoring checks use AI without spending your AI credits. Manual checks and AI explanations can use credits.
What to ask any AI monitoring vendor.
Status codes miss these. Reading the page does not.
WordPress 5.2
added fatal error recovery mode, which emails the admin a recovery link when a plugin or theme crashes the site
Source: Make WordPress Core
HTTP 200
is what many broken pages still return: white screens, database errors and host suspension notices
0 credits
used by scheduled Content Monitoring checks in Aepto. Manual checks and DNS explanations can use credits
Practical AI assists: Quick Add enrichment, paid Content Monitoring for page-body failures, insights at portfolio scale, and Discovery for naming ideas. Core uptime, SSL, DNS, and renewals still run as monitoring systems.
No. Multi-region uptime and SSL remain foundational. AI reduces inventory work and catch content failures pings miss.
No. Discovery helps brainstorm. Availability is never guaranteed. Registration happens at a registrar.
No. Content Monitoring is a paid unlock. Free still includes uptime, DNS, SSL, renewals, PageSpeed, and Theft Guard availability within limits.
Import domains, watch Attention, then unlock Content Monitoring when HTTP 200 has lied. See Features and Pricing.
Primarily Quick Add / Discovery intake and paid Content Monitoring that names body-level failures. Classic uptime, DNS, SSL, and renewals remain deterministic checks.
Ask whether AI replaces registrar locks or full APM, because it should not. Useful AI names failures and fills in inventory details.
Start free. Unlock Content Monitoring and credits when the portfolio needs them.
