Client websites, certificates and domains, one group per client
One agency, many client domains and certificates, a group per client with its own thresholds and channels. hostnag gives every client a white-labelled status page and keeps each certificate and domain watched without a spreadsheet of renewal dates.
The plan that fits: Pro.
| What breaks | hostnag |
|---|---|
| A certificate expiresdays-before thresholds, daily inside the last window | Yes |
| A domain lapsesregistration expiry from RDAP | Yes |
| A certificate is swappedfingerprint changed, wrong host, chain not trusted | Yes |
| Someone issues a certificate for your domainnew certificates in the transparency logs, daily | Yes |
| Your nameservers or registrar changenameservers, registrar, DNSSEC, certificate issuer, DNS answers, redirect targets | Yes |
How it is set up
- 01
One group per client
Every certificate and domain watched for a client lives in its own group, with its own thresholds and its own channels.
- 02
Turn on the client's status page
A public status page per group, with the hostnag byline hidden once the org's plan includes white labelling.
- 03
Watch the certificate chain, not just the expiry date
A swapped fingerprint, a hostname the certificate no longer covers, or a chain that stops validating each raise their own alert, on top of the expiry countdown.
- 04
Watch the registration too
A domain that lapses, or a nameserver, registrar or DNSSEC change nobody expected, each get their own alert alongside the client's certificates.
The plan that fits
- Monitors
- 50
- Groups
- 10
- Seats
- 5
- Locations
- 3
- Fastest interval
- 1 min
- Channels
- Email, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, Webhook
- History
- 90 days
- Reports
- 3 months
- Scoped viewers
- Yes
Questions
Can a client see their own status page without seeing our other clients?
Yes. Each group gets its own public status page, and a client invited as a viewer scoped to that group cannot see any other group in the org.
Do clients need to install anything for us to watch their certificates?
No. hostnag reaches most certificates directly from the cloud; one it cannot reach can be pasted or posted to a minted report URL instead.
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