GeoPeeker now watches your site for you
For years GeoPeeker did one thing. You typed in a URL and saw how the page looked from around the world. That's still here, and still free. The new GeoPeeker also peeks on a schedule, checks that your site is up, watches your DNS, and sends an alert when something breaks. Every alert links to a peek, so you see what your visitors saw instead of guessing.
The look is new, but GeoPeeker is still run by the same scrappy team that has been behind it since it launched in 2012.
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The PeekSuite
One tool became several
GeoPeeker started as one tool for viewing a site from different locations. It is now a set of tools we call the PeekSuite.
GeoPeeker takes the peeks. SiteSeeker watches whether your site is up. DNSKeeper watches your DNS records. They share one account, and SiteSeeker and DNSKeeper come with every paid plan.
Your account
What changes if you already use GeoPeeker
Paid plans come with you
- Paid plans carry over. Nothing to re-enter, no new card.
- Your sites come with you. Old peeks stay on the old site.
- Advanced peeks work the same as before, from any of our locations.
- Quick peeks are still free, no account needed.
GeoPeeker
See your site from somewhere else
Peeks
- Every peek comes from an actual browser on a server in that location. No proxies.
- Choose the browser language and screen size for each peek.
- Peek for free from Singapore, Brazil, Virginia, California, Ireland and Australia. Paid plans can also peek from Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, Sweden, India and Japan.
- Capture the page source from each location on Pro and Team plans.
Auto Peeks
- Auto Peeks run on a schedule. Daily, weekly or monthly, at the time you pick, in your time zone.
- Each one has its own location, screen size, language and render delay.
- Every run is saved, so you can scroll back through how the site looked on any given day.
- Set up several paths per site and give each page its own Auto Peeks.
Sharing, teams and the API
- Share any peek publicly, no account needed. Turn sharing off whenever you like.
- Team plans come with five seats. Add more if you need them.
- Request peeks from your own code with the API, on any paid plan.
- Plans, invoices, add-ons and support requests, all handled in the app.
SiteSeeker
Monitoring that comes with a peek
When your site goes down, you see what visitors saw
- SiteSeeker checks your site every minute from the locations you pick. When a check fails, that location takes a peek of what visitors are seeing.
- When the site comes back, it peeks again. Both peeks go in the site's history.
- Down in Ireland, fine in Virginia? Now you know it's regional.
Monitors and alerts
- Uptime monitors check that the page responds.
- Keyword monitors check that a phrase is still on the page. If it goes missing, that counts as down.
- SSL monitors warn you a week before your certificate expires.
- Alerts by text, email or Slack, with a link to the peeks.
- Each team member chooses their own alerts.
DNSKeeper
Know when your DNS changes, and what it did
A peek after every change
- DNSKeeper checks your DNS records every five minutes. When one changes, you get an alert and a peek.
- Every change is kept, old value and new, for as long as you've had DNSKeeper on.
- Moving hosts? Watch the change land and see whether the site still loads.
Have questions?
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