Most webcare stops at WordPress. Portfolios don’t. Our monitoring-only mode watches Next.js apps, static sites and custom stacks from the public URL — nothing to install — and puts them in the same dashboard, and the same client report, as everything else you run.
The real portfolio: WordPress sites, a Next.js app, a static brochure site. Three monitoring tools, three invoices, three places to check — or one.
Nobody plans a mixed stack; it accumulates. Then the client asks for one report, and someone spends an afternoon stitching screenshots from tools that have never heard of each other. This page is the alternative to that afternoon.
Multi-region probes against the public URL — every 5 minutes on Economy, every minute on Extended — with incident history and alerts to the channel you actually watch. A Next.js app that 500s at 2am pages someone, whatever the stack. uptime monitoring →
Scheduled crawls of the whole site, findings in the dashboard, downloadable CSV. Dead links rot every stack equally — static sites just have nobody clicking around to notice. broken-link scans →
Screenshots on desktop and mobile, pixel diff against approved baselines, AI review of what changed. A bad deploy that shifts your pricing table gets flagged with evidence, not discovered by a prospect. visual regression →
AI growth audits — technical SEO, keyword positions, content gaps against competitors, Core Web Vitals, a prioritized action list — synced into the same dashboard. Once a month on Standard, twice on Extended. included per plan →
The same client-ready reports your WordPress sites get — monthly, weekly on Extended — covering every monitored site. One document for the whole portfolio, not a screenshot collage from three tools. client reports →
Monitoring from a URL has honest limits, and we’d rather state them than blur them. If a site in your portfolio is WordPress, it belongs on full webcare — Safe Updates and byte-verified backups included.
Core, plugin and theme updates are WordPress work — they need our agent on the site. Your Next.js deploys stay in your pipeline, where they belong.
Byte-verified backups are agent work too. Your data layer isn't reachable from a public URL, and we won't sell you a checkbox that pretends otherwise.
Monitoring tells you what broke, fast, with evidence. Fixing a custom stack is by arrangement — not something we quietly imply and then invoice.
The WordPress sites get full webcare; the Next.js app and the static microsites get monitoring. One roster, one invoice, one report set — how agencies use WPCloudLab.
You shipped a static site two years ago and the client still emails you when it breaks. Monitoring means you hear about it first — with a screenshot — instead of finding out from them.
Marketing on WordPress, product on Next.js, docs on a static generator. One dashboard and one monthly report for all of it beats three tools that each cover a third.
belov.cloud — from the founders of Belov Digital — hosts Node and Next.js with git deploys, health-gated releases, instant rollback and managed Postgres/MySQL/Redis, next to WordPress on the same panel. Pair it with our monitoring and the same family covers hosting AND webcare for your whole mixed stack.
60-day money-back · runs WordPress and Next.js side by side
Add the URLs — WordPress or not — and get one dashboard, one alert channel and one report. If you’re not sure what scope fits a particular site, send it over and we’ll tell you straight.