Freelancers
Keep an eye on client sites without checking dashboards all day.
Mobile-first uptime monitoring
Beaconry watches your websites from your phone, turns regional failures into clear incident updates, and helps you act before a client asks what broke.
Built for freelancers, small agencies, founders, and small SaaS teams who need practical monitoring without a dashboard maze. Mobile push notifications help downtime alerts reach the device you already keep close.
No ads. No third-party analytics trackers. Just the data needed to monitor your sites.
Quick answer
Beaconry is a mobile-first uptime monitoring app for freelancers, agencies, founders, and small SaaS teams. It helps users protect websites, view regional check results, track incidents, and understand downtime from their phone.
Built for
When a client site, landing page, checkout, or small SaaS app goes down, you do not need a wall of graphs. You need to know what failed, where it failed, and whether it is serious enough to act.
Keep an eye on client sites without checking dashboards all day.
Give your team a shared view of the sites that matter.
Protect product pages, APIs, and launch-critical flows from your phone.
How it works
Enter one URL. Beaconry turns it into a protected site.
Free includes single-region checks. Paid plans check from multiple regions so one flaky route does not cause instant drama.
Beaconry opens an incident when enough checks agree something is wrong.
See the failing regions, timing, SSL details when available, the incident timeline, and mobile push notifications.
Features
Track websites and small APIs as protected sites, with the important details in one mobile-first view.
Paid plans compare checks across regions before treating a failure as a real incident.
See when the problem started, which regions failed, and when recovery was detected.
Beaconry can notify your phone when an incident opens, changes, or recovers.
Spot certificate expiry before it becomes the reason your weekend gets interesting.
Invite the people who need to see site health and incidents.
Beaconry avoids ad tracking and third-party analytics tracking in the first release.
Incident clarity
Beaconry is designed around calm incident summaries: which site is affected, which regions failed, when it started, and what changed since the last check.
Pricing
Plans are billed per month and based on protected sites and team members, so pricing follows how you use the product.
For trying Beaconry on your own sites.
For founders and freelancers watching real projects.
For small teams managing multiple important sites.
For agencies with a serious client portfolio.
For organisations that need custom capacity and a direct contact.
Prices shown are per month. Free includes single-region checks. Multi-region uptime checks are included on Personal, Pro, Agency, and Enterprise.
Privacy
Beaconry does not use ads or third-party analytics trackers in the first release. The service uses account, site, check, incident, push notification, and subscription data only to run monitoring, login, billing, security, and support.
FAQ
Beaconry is a mobile-first uptime monitoring app for websites, client sites, APIs, and small SaaS projects. It helps users protect important URLs, view regional check results, receive mobile push notifications, and understand incidents from their phone.
Beaconry is built for freelancers, small agencies, solo founders, indie hackers, and small SaaS teams who need practical website monitoring without a large observability setup.
A protected site is a website or URL you add to Beaconry for monitoring. Depending on your plan, Beaconry checks availability, regional results, incident state, and SSL details when available.
No. Free includes 2 protected sites and 1 team member with single-region checks. Multi-region checks are included on Personal, Pro, Agency, and Enterprise.
A single failed check can come from a temporary network issue. Multi-region checks help Beaconry decide whether a problem looks local, regional, or serious enough to open an incident.
Beaconry does not use advertising trackers or third-party analytics trackers in the first release. The service collects the data needed to run monitoring, login, billing, security, and support.
Not in the first release. Beaconry starts with protected sites, regional checks, team members, mobile push notifications, SSL visibility when available, and clear incident visibility before adding more channels and reporting features.
Protect a couple of sites for free, then upgrade when you need more sites, more teammates, and multi-region confidence.