Monitoring · 48 monitors

Uptime & availabilityUptimeCron jobs
Sales & checkoutGuest checkoutLogged-in checkoutPayment methodsStorefrontPrices & stockWooCommerce healthOrder anomaly
Accounts & emailCustomer loginPassword resetContact formEmail delivery
Security & integrityVulnerability scanFile integrityTheme integrityAdmin rosterSigns of a hackActivity log & admin loginsThird-party scriptsExposure scanMixed contentBackupsWordPress healthBackground jobs
Speed & Web VitalsCore Web VitalsReal-user Web Vitals (RUM)
Design & content integrityVisual regressionStructure driftBroken links & imagesPHP errors & unsent emailsError scanMaintenance-mode leak
Search & AI visibilitySEO integrityAI / AEO readinessMultilingual healthRedirects & canonical hostSitemap healthGoogle Search Console monitoringBing Webmaster Tools monitoring
Domain & DNSSSL certificateDomain registrationDNS healthEmail authenticationCertificates & subdomains
Legal complianceLegal pagesCookie consentAccessibility
All 48 monitors →What each plan includes →

Beyond monitoring

AlertsEmail, Slack and webhooks — instant or a digestRelvato AIExplains failures and suggests safe fixesSafe auto-updatesPlugin updates, verified and rolled backCustom monitorsDefine & monitor any funnel or data flowStatus pages & reportsPublic status pages, white-label client reports
How it works →
Website laws

Website compliance

The laws and standards a website has to meet: what each one asks, and how Relvato keeps an update from quietly breaking it.

Accessibility

What accessibility law asks of a website, and catching new barriers before an audit or a complaint does.

European Accessibility Act
Applies since 28 June 2025: who it covers, what it asks of a website, how it's enforced, and how to catch new barriers.
ADA website compliance
US accessibility law for websites: ADA Title III lawsuits, the Title II rule and its 2027–2028 dates, Section 508, and where monitoring helps.

Privacy and cookies

What the law asks before a website stores cookies or loads trackers, and catching the update that starts tracking without consent.

Cookie consent law
ePrivacy, the GDPR consent standard, the CNIL and EDPB on reject buttons, the UK's 2026 changes — and the fines that followed.

What a site must publish

The pages and details a website has to show — privacy notice, imprint, terms — and catching the redesign that drops one.

Website legal requirements
Privacy notice, imprint (Impressum), terms, withdrawal information and the end of the EU ODR link: what a website must publish in the EU, UK and US.

Free checkers

Test one page now, free and without an account: which legal pages it links, what loads before cookie consent, and which WCAG issues a machine can find on it.

Legal pages checker
Finds your privacy policy, imprint, terms and other legal pages on a page and opens each one.
Cookie consent checker
Visits as a new EU visitor and lists the trackers that load before any choice and after Reject.
Accessibility checker
Runs axe-core's WCAG 2.2 A and AA rules on a page and lists every issue it finds.
Monitor it

The Legal compliance monitors: legal pages, cookie consent and accessibility, run again after every update so a change can't quietly undo what these laws ask.