Uptime monitoring
Each site is checked around the clock, so you hear it is down from Pulse before a client messages you.
Pomnex PulseComing soon
Every WordPress site you manage, monitored from one dashboard
Pomnex Pulse watches uptime, SSL certificates, domains, and pending updates across all your sites, alerts you the moment something needs attention, and turns it into reports your clients can read. It hasn't launched yet. Join the waitlist to hear first and get early access.
- Every site in one place
- Instant Telegram & email alerts
- Periodic client reports
- Built for agencies
What Pulse monitors
The checks you run by hand, running on their own
Everything that quietly breaks a WordPress site between two logins, watched continuously across every site you manage.
SSL certificate expiry
Certificates are tracked ahead of their expiry date, before a browser warning starts turning visitors away.
Domain expiry
Renewal dates are watched for every domain, so a lapsed registration never takes a live site offline.
Update detection
Pending WordPress core, plugin, and theme updates are listed per site, so you know where the work is before it becomes a risk.
Instant alerts
When something needs attention, the alert reaches you on Telegram and by email, with the site and the problem named.
Unified dashboard and reports
The state of every site on one screen, and periodic reports that show your clients the work behind their site.
How it works
Four steps from adding sites to sending reports
Pulse is built around the way agencies already work: many sites, many clients, one team.
Add your sites
Bring in every site you look after, grouped the way you manage them.
Pulse watches them
Uptime, certificates, domains, and updates are checked continuously, without anyone logging in.
You get alerted
A problem reaches you on Telegram or email the moment it is found, not when a client notices.
Clients get reports
Periodic reports turn the monitoring into something you can send, and show the value of your care.
Who it is for
Built for anyone responsible for more than one site
The more sites you manage, the more time a single view saves you, and the more a missed alert costs.
Web agencies
Keep every client site you built or maintain in view, and report on it without assembling screenshots.
Freelancers
Offer monitoring as part of your retainer without running a separate tool for every client.
Companies with several sites
Brands, regions, and landing pages in one place, so no site is forgotten until it breaks.
Waitlist
Be first in line for Pomnex Pulse
Tell us a little about the sites you run. Waitlist members hear about the launch first, and beta places go to them before anyone else.
- Launch news before it is public
- First invitations to the beta
- Your feedback shapes what we build
FAQ
Pomnex Pulse FAQ
What people ask us before joining the waitlist.
What is Pomnex Pulse?
A monitoring platform for WordPress, built by Pomnex as its own product. It brings every site you manage into one dashboard, checks uptime, SSL certificates, and domains, detects pending WordPress, plugin, and theme updates, sends instant alerts over Telegram and email, and produces periodic reports.
When will Pomnex Pulse launch?
We have not announced a date yet. Beta invitations go to the waitlist first, and everyone on it hears about the public launch before it is announced anywhere else.
How much will it cost?
Pricing will be published before launch. Waitlist members will see it first, before signup opens to everyone.
Do I need to manage many sites to use it?
No. Pulse is designed for agencies and teams running several sites, where a single view saves the most time, but it works just as well for a single site.
How is Pulse different from your maintenance plan?
Pulse tells you when something needs attention. With the maintenance plan, we do the work ourselves: updates, backups, fixes, and monitoring. Until Pulse launches, the maintenance plan is how we watch your sites for you.
What do you do with my details?
We use them only to contact you about Pomnex Pulse: the beta, the launch, and questions about what you need. We do not share them, and you can ask us to remove them at any time.