What a month of client-domain changes looks like.
Northwind Studio is a fictional agency with three demonstration domains on reserved .test names. Everything shown was produced by the same rules real reports use.
What the sample shows
Expected change
A client's mail moved to a new provider. The agency marked it expected, so the report files it under expected changes with the note.
New SPF sender
A marketing tool added itself to a client's SPF. The report names the include that introduced the new sender and its address range.
Header removed on redeploy
A redeploy dropped frame-ancestors from the Content-Security-Policy. A rotated nonce the same week was correctly ignored.
DKIM selector gone
A selector disappeared from a shop subdomain whose DMARC policy is inherited from the parent domain; both facts are on the page.
Certificate action
A certificate inside 14 days of expiry, with the date and the issuer.
Coverage gap
One check failed for 12 hours. It is shown as a gap, not as "all fine".
Exact scope and price
Checks every six hours on up to 25 verified domains. Each domain covers the apex and www website endpoints plus the apex email DNS records. A daily digest only on days with a confirmed change, a certificate action or a coverage gap. Monthly reports per domain and for the portfolio, in your branding. $99 USD per month, cancel any time, full refund of the first invoice within 14 days.
Not uptime monitoring. Not a vulnerability scan. Not a compliance certificate. Not email deliverability testing. Not remediation.
Request the sample and scope by email
Five pilot places at full price for agencies managing five or more client domains. One reply, one reminder a week later, nothing else.