Website & revenue integrity

Every check is green.
Nothing has been tracked since Tuesday.

Uptime tools watch whether your server answers. SENRIKO submits your form, confirms the conversion signal actually fired, and tells you the minute it stops.

Free for one website. Nothing to install on your site.

example.com14:07:22 UTC
Website health100All checks passing
Revenue integrity601 critical issue
Homepage200 OK
SSL certificateVALID
Contact form submitSUCCESS
Google Ads conversionNOT OBSERVED
Canonical tagCHANGED
✕ Critical/contact · 2 min ago

Conversion signal missing

The form submitted successfully, but the expected Google Ads conversion request was not detected.

Two statuses · never one number

A green status code is not a working business.

Most monitors average everything into a single score, so the one thing that pays your bills gets buried under seven things that are fine. SENRIKO keeps them apart on purpose.

Website health
100

Healthy

The server answers, the pages load, the certificate is valid.

Uptime & HTTP statusPASS
Critical page availabilityPASS
SSL & certificate expiryPASS
Indexing & canonical1 CHANGE
Revenue integrity
60

Critical

The form works. The conversion it should create does not exist.

Form submissionPASS
GA4 generate_leadRECEIVED
Google Ads conversionMISSING
Consent-state coverageFAILING
Revenue path · four links

Four things have to work.
Most tools watch the first one.

A lead only exists if every link holds. SENRIKO walks the whole chain in a real browser and reports each link separately, so you know exactly which one gave way.

Link 01

Landing page

HEALTHY
Link 02

Contact form

SUBMITTED
Link 03

GA4 generate_lead

RECEIVED
Link 04

Google Ads conversion

MISSING
Detected in 11 minutesYour uptime monitor never saw a thing.
Anatomy of a silent break · example incident

Nothing alerts. The spend continues.

A tag gets dropped during a deploy on Tuesday afternoon. The site stays up, the form keeps working, the dashboard keeps showing numbers. They are just the wrong numbers.

6Days before anyone noticed

Found by a client asking why nobody called back.

340Form submissions

Real leads that arrived with no conversion recorded.

$2,100Ad spend unattributed

Campaign optimisation running on incomplete data.

Illustrative example, not a measured average. SENRIKO estimates exposure from your own connected analytics and shows the inputs behind every figure - and says so plainly when there is not enough data to estimate.

Incident timeline · 27 august

From a dropped tag to your phone in eleven minutes.

Not a diagram of how monitoring works in general. This is the actual sequence for the incident on the first screen, including the two checks we ran before saying anything.

14:05:11

A release goes out

Nothing about it looks unusual. The site stays up throughout and every page keeps returning 200.

Deploy detected
14:07:22

The scheduled check runs

A real browser opens the page, fills the contact form the way a visitor would, and submits it.

Browser check
14:07:49

The form succeeds. The conversion never fires.

The handler accepts the submission and returns success. The Google Ads conversion request that should follow it does not appear on the network at all.

Signal missing
14:09:31

We check twice more before saying anything

One failed run is noise. An incident only opens after the same failure repeats, which is why your phone stays quiet on a flaky network.

Confirmation policy
14:11:03

Incident opened, with the release attached

The deploy six minutes earlier touched the same template. It is shown as correlated evidence with its timestamp - not asserted as the cause.

Correlated · strong
14:11:04

Alert delivered, naming the step that failed

Email and Telegram. It says which link of the revenue path gave way and what it means for the campaigns still spending - not that something changed.

Time to detection · 3m 42s
Failure catalogue · none of these page anyone

The breaks that never trigger an alert.

REV-04 · TRACKING

The tag survived the deploy. The trigger did not.

Google Tag Manager still loads. The container is there. The conversion event simply stopped firing on submit.

Detected byBrowser check
REV-17 · CONSENT

It fires when you test it. Not for your visitors.

With consent accepted the conversion works perfectly. With the banner in its default state it never fires - and nobody tests both.

Detected byDual-state run
FUN-02 · FORM

The form says thank you and sends nothing.

The success page renders, the visitor leaves happy, the handler quietly discards the payload. Returns 200 every time.

Detected byReal submission
SEO-06 · INDEXING

A staging noindex shipped to production.

One line in the head of your best-converting template. Traffic decays over three weeks and looks like seasonality.

Detected byPage integrity
CONV-05 · ANOMALY

Conversions dropped. Every monitor is green.

Nothing technical changed inside what you watch. That means something broke outside it - and we tell you where to look.

Detected byAnomaly engine
REV-09 · TRACKING

One event, two tags, every conversion counted twice.

A duplicated container inflates your numbers instead of hiding them. The report looks great and the bidding is being trained on a lie.

Detected bySignal integrity
FUN-07 · JOURNEY

Checkout works on desktop and dies on mobile.

A layout regression puts the pay button under a sticky bar on small screens. Desktop testing never sees it. Most of your traffic does.

Detected byViewport run
COM-03 · COMMERCE

The price on the page and in the markup disagree.

Shoppers see one number, Google sees another. Merchant Center disapproves the item and nobody links it to last week's release.

Detected byDeep audit
Proof level · the honest part

We only claim what we actually verified.

Every other monitor gives you one word: working, or not. That word hides how much was really checked. SENRIKO shows the ladder instead - what was proven, what was not, and exactly what it would take to prove the rest.

An unverified level is never dressed up as a passing one.

See how verification works
InteractionFields filled, validation passed, submit firedVerified
Server responseThe handler accepted the submissionVerified
Conversion signalGA4 event observed on the networkVerified
Confirmation emailNo automated reply received yetNot verified
CRM deliveryConnect your CRM to prove this stepNeeds setup
Who this is for · and who it is really for

Whoever gets blamed when the leads stop.

Primary

Digital agencies

You find out before the client does - and when it turns out their developer broke it on a Tuesday release, you have the timestamped record to show them.

What you can forwardIncident #4192 · /contact · conversion signal missing

Detected 14:11:03 · correlated with release at 14:05:11 · 3 confirming runs attached

Performance marketing

Your spend keeps optimising on data that stopped arriving.

Know the hour a conversion signal disappears instead of the week the report looks strange.

In-house SEO

A noindex shipped to production looks exactly like seasonality.

Catch the indexing change on the day of the release, not three weeks into the decline.

Business owners

The site was never down. The phone was just quiet.

One website, set up once, and a message only when something that costs you money breaks.

More than uptime

A green uptime check is not a healthy website.

What needs to workBasic uptime checkSENRIKO
Server respondsYesYes
Critical page stays unchangedLimitedYes
A visitor can submit the formNoYes
The expected conversion signal firesNoYes
It still fires in both consent statesNoYes
The alert explains the business impactLimitedYes

Advanced synthetic monitoring products support some functional checks. This comparison refers to basic availability-focused uptime tools.

Pricing · two things are metered, nothing else

Start with one website. Keep the part that matters free.

You are billed on websites and automated browser checks. That is the whole model - no separate audit credits, no page counters to reason about before you buy.

Free
$0 / forever

Everything you need to find out whether your tracking is lying to you.

  • 1 website
  • 1 form monitor with conversion validation
  • One browser check per day
  • 7 days of history
  • Email and Telegram alerts
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Starter
$19 / month

For a single site that actually earns its keep.

  • 3 websites
  • More frequent browser checks
  • 30 days of history
  • Weekly deep audit
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Most chosenPro
$49 / month

Where consent-state checks and release correlation switch on.

  • 10 websites
  • Checks in both consent states
  • Release correlation on incidents
  • Daily deep audit
  • 90 days of history
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Business
$99 / month

For a portfolio of sites that each have something to lose.

  • 25 websites
  • Client-ready incident reports
  • Monthly value summary per site
  • Priority support
Choose Business

Larger portfolios: Agency covers 100 websites, and Enterprise is priced by conversation. See all plans · talk to us

Questions

What SENRIKO does, and what it does not.

Do I need to install anything on my website?
No. SENRIKO works from the outside, the way a visitor does. There is no script, no tag and no plugin to add, so nothing we run can slow your site down or break during your release.
Will the form checks send real submissions to my CRM?
Yes, when you ask for full verification - because that is the only way to prove a lead actually arrives. Every test submission carries the same fixed identity so you can filter it: a @checks.senriko.com address, a reserved non-working phone number and a senriko-monitor source field. We show you the exact values and the filter recipe for your CRM before the first one is sent, and tell you how many to expect each month. If you would rather not receive any, a safe mode stops the request before it reaches your business systems and says so plainly in the results.
Is this just an uptime monitor?
Uptime is the first check, not the product. The failures SENRIKO exists for happen while the site is perfectly available: a form that returns success and discards the payload, a conversion tag that stops firing after a release, a noindex that ships to production.
How do you avoid waking me up for nothing?
A failed check never opens an incident on its own. It is repeated first, and only a confirmed, repeated failure raises an alert. Findings that cannot cost you availability, indexing, money or security do not alert at all - they stay in the report until you deliberately promote one.
Can agencies monitor client websites?
That is the case the product is built around. Every site keeps its own two statuses, and each incident is a timestamped record with its confirming runs and any correlated release attached - the kind of thing you can send to a client's developer without writing an explanation first.
Which conversion platforms are supported?
GA4 and Google Ads today, with Meta rolling out. Verification works by observing the actual network request the browser makes, so anything that fires a recognisable conversion request can be validated the same way.
Is SENRIKO available now?
It is in early access. One website is free and stays free, browser-based checks are rolling out to verified sites, and features still being released are marked as such rather than quietly implied.
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while you work on everything else.

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