Body failures
MySQL errors, fatal PHP, empty shells, and critical-error pages that still return HTTP 200 with a green uptime badge.
AI Content Monitoring · Paid
Content Monitoring when HTTP 200 still means broken.
Aepto Content Monitoring reads the page body and names failures uptime hides. Database errors, white screens, WordPress critical pages, and many defacements still return 200. The named failure lands in Requires Your Attention while you keep working the portfolio.
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What does Content Monitoring look like?
Body-level failures named in plain language, not a vague red badge.
Why can a site be “up” and still broken?
The server answers, the page is broken, and a ping never notices.
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1Your uptime tool says
Website is upAnswered in 201 msGreen check. Nothing looks wrong.
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2Your shopper sees
The page loads, but nobody can buy.
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3Aepto tells your team
Checkout is down The database refused the connection.
Slack
Email
Named, and sent to whoever can fix it.
What does Content Monitoring catch that uptime checks miss?
Built for operators who cannot click every client site every morning.
Compromise signals
Hacked overlays and defacement patterns a ping never opens. Surface them in Attention before customers screenshot the mess.
Team routing
Paid webhooks to Slack, Teams, Discord, or HTTP so the person who can restart the DB hears about it, not only root email.
Portfolio scale
One queue across many domains.
Not a vague red badge. A diagnosis.
- Content Monitoring names the failure before your inbox does: a database error, a white screen, a defaced page.
- Free covers the availability layer: uptime, DNS, SSL, renewals and PageSpeed.
- Paid plans add the page read, for when "the site is up" stops being a useful answer on revenue pages.
Content Monitoring is on paid plans. It is not a full APM or synthetic browser suite.
How it fits the Aepto loop
- Catch, name, notify: the failure is read from the page, described in plain language, and sent to the queue and your channels.
- It sits beside multi-region uptime, SSL and DNS checks. It does not replace them.
- During an incident, publish a status page so clients get a calm URL while triage stays private in Requires Your Attention.
- Agencies and operators with many brand sites get the same loop without opening every URL by hand.
Which plans include Content Monitoring?
Content Monitoring is on every paid plan. Free covers uptime, SSL and DNS only.
| Plan | Content Monitoring | Domains | Alert contacts | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | No | 3 | Account email | Free |
| Starter | Yes | 10 | 5 | $9 a month |
| Professional | Yes | 25 | 15 | $29 a month |
| Business | Yes | 50 | 50 | $59 a month |
| Agency | Yes | 150 | 100 | $129 a month |
| Enterprise | Yes | Custom | Custom | Custom |
Scheduled content checks do not use your AI credits. Manual checks can. Details in the free vs paid guide.
Common questions
Is Content Monitoring on Free?
No. Free includes uptime, DNS, SSL, renewals, and PageSpeed. AI Content Monitoring unlocks on paid plans. It reads the page body, names failures HTTP 200 can hide, and routes them into Requires Your Attention.
How is this different from uptime?
Uptime checks whether the host responds. Content Monitoring reads what visitors see: MySQL errors, WordPress critical errors, white screens, hacked pages, even when status is 200 and latency looks fine.
Does it replace PageSpeed?
No. PageSpeed scores and threshold alerts are available on Free. Content Monitoring is a separate paid capability for body-level failure naming, not a Core Web Vitals substitute.
Who needs body-level monitoring?
Multi-domain operators, agencies, and ecommerce teams who cannot open every site every morning, especially when checkout or login can die while the edge still returns 200.
Is this a full APM or browser suite?
No. Aepto names body-level failures for portfolios. It is not a full APM or synthetic browser suite. Pair it with multi-region uptime for reachability.
How do I turn Content Monitoring on?
On a paid plan, enable Content Monitoring when you add or edit a domain's website monitor in the Aepto app. Limits and plan access match Pricing and the live product.
Stop trusting green when checkout is down.
Start free. Unlock Content Monitoring when the portfolio gets real.