Workspace management with roles, invitations, and an audit trail

Yes, agencies can manage multiple client websites from one WebPixie account using workspaces and plan-based site limits. Workspace management lets you separate clients, brands, or projects so each workspace can have its own monitors, team members, roles, reports, and notification settings. This is useful when one client needs read-only report access while another client should remain visible only to your internal team. Site capacity depends on your plan: Free (3 sites), Starter (10 sites), Pro (50 sites), Enterprise (unlimited). Agencies can monitor uptime, SSL, DNS, domain expiration, link health, and page analysis for each client from the same dashboard. You can compare site, user, and report limits on the pricing page. For agency-specific workflows, see solutions for agencies.

Team collaboration in WebPixie is managed through workspaces, invitations, roles, and per-resource notifications. Workspace management supports Owner, Admin, and User roles: Owners have full control including billing, Admins can manage sites, monitors, and incidents, and Users have read-only access to monitoring data and reports. You can invite teammates by email, assign the right role for each workspace, and keep clients or internal teams separated by project. Configuration changes are tracked in an audit trail, including monitor creation, notification updates, invitations, and role changes. Teams can collaborate on incident management by sharing incident history, status, severity, affected resources, and resolution timing. User limits depend on your plan, so compare team capacity on the pricing page.

Yes, you can monitor multiple campaign pages at once and organize them by workspace, site, or resource. Marketing teams often group landing pages by brand, client, product launch, paid channel, or campaign period so reporting and alerts stay readable. With workspace management, you can invite teammates, separate client or internal projects, and control who can view reports or change settings. Each landing page can have its own uptime monitoring rules, including expected status codes, response time tracking, keyword validation, and notification settings. Per-resource notifications help each campaign owner receive only the alerts tied to their pages. Plan limits determine how many sites and uptime checks you can run, so compare capacity on the pricing page. For page quality and redirect issues, combine campaign groups with the Main Page Analyzer.

Yes, WebPixie can monitor multiple websites, APIs, services, and HTTP endpoints across your infrastructure. Uptime monitoring supports HTTP and HTTPS checks with custom methods, headers, expected status codes, authentication, and body keyword validation, so each endpoint can have rules that match its purpose. You can monitor production sites, status endpoints, landing pages, API health routes, staging URLs, and other reachable services in the same workspace. Capacity is plan-based: site limits are Free (3 sites), Starter (10 sites), Pro (50 sites), Enterprise (unlimited), and uptime check limits are Free (5), Starter (20), Pro (50), Enterprise (unlimited). Use workspace management to organize services by team, environment, client, or product area, and configure notifications per resource. You can compare all limits on the pricing page.

Yes, you can give clients access to their monitoring reports without giving them control over settings. With workspace management, you can invite a client to the relevant workspace and assign a read-only User role so they can view monitoring data, reports, analytics, uptime status, and incident history. Owners keep control over billing and workspace configuration, while Owners and Admins manage monitor creation and notification settings. This works well for agencies that manage separate workspaces per client, because each client sees only the resources tied to their own workspace. WebPixie also generates periodic PDF reports by email on the schedule included in your plan, so clients can receive summaries without signing in. You can compare report frequency and user limits on the pricing page, and review broader agency workflows under solutions for agencies.

Yes, WebPixie can monitor staging, development, preview, and production environments when they are reachable by WebPixie checks. Public staging URLs can be monitored with standard uptime monitoring, including expected status codes, response time checks, body keyword validation, and custom request settings. Password-protected or token-protected environments can also be checked when you configure supported authentication details, such as Basic auth credentials or static custom headers. Teams often organize staging, development, and production monitors in separate workspaces or resource groups so permissions and alerts stay clear. Workspace management helps control who can create monitors, view reports, or change settings, and plan limits can be compared on the pricing page.