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Choose monthly billing for maximum flexibility, or yearly billing if you want to save 17%. Yearly billing costs less than paying month by month, which is roughly like getting 2 months included at no extra cost. Monthly billing is better if you are testing WebPixie, managing a short-term project, or want the easiest path to change or cancel after each billing period. Both billing options include the same monitoring features, limits, reports, and integrations for the selected plan. You can compare monthly and yearly prices on the pricing page. Cancellation and refund timing are handled separately, so review the Refund and Cancellation Policy before committing to a yearly subscription. For billing questions tied to your account, contact support.

Periodic report frequency depends on your WebPixie plan, with available intervals currently set as: Free: monthly; Starter: bi-weekly, monthly; Pro: weekly, monthly; Enterprise: weekly, bi-weekly, monthly. Reports are generated automatically and delivered by email as workspace-wide PDF attachments, built for sharing with stakeholders or clients who don't have dashboard access, so you do not need to export them manually. They summarize portfolio-level signals such as monitored sites, average WebPixie Score, uptime overview, SSL certificate status, DNS health, domain signals, incidents, and common issues for the reporting period. You can compare which report intervals are included in each tier on the pricing page. Teams that manage several sites can use workspace management to keep reporting organized across clients, brands, or internal projects. Report data is based on the monitors and checks available in your plan, including uptime monitoring history where applicable.

Monitoring data retention depends on your WebPixie plan, with current limits set as: Free: 1 month; Starter: 3 months; Pro: 12 months; Enterprise: unlimited. This retention applies to workspace and feature-level monitoring history, such as uptime checks, SSL results, DNS findings, domain data, incidents, and report inputs. Longer retention helps teams review trends, compare incidents over time, and keep more historical context for SLA or operational reviews. You can compare retention limits by tier on the pricing page. If you change plans, the retention period available to your workspace follows the active subscription and its published limits. Legal, invoice, access log, and error log retention may follow separate rules described in the Privacy Policy and Data Processing Agreement.

Every member of the workspace receives the periodic report by email, regardless of role. The digest goes to Owners, Admins, and Users alike, because it is a workspace-wide portfolio summary rather than an individual or per-site report. A client contact you added as a read-only User gets the same PDF summary as the workspace owner, without needing to sign in to the dashboard. The report covers every resource in the workspace, including monitored sites and uptime checks, with signals such as average WebPixie Score, SSL and domain status, and incidents for the period. If you manage separate clients or teams, workspace management lets you split them into different workspaces so each group receives only its own report. Report frequency is plan-based, and you can compare included intervals on the pricing page.

Yes, WebPixie can email periodic workspace-wide PDF summaries according to your plan schedule. Reports are sent monthly on Free, bi-weekly and monthly on Starter, weekly and monthly on Pro, and all available report intervals on Enterprise. Each report summarizes the monitored period across your sites, so you can review availability, SSL status, DNS and domain signals, incidents, and portfolio health without opening every individual check. Uptime monitoring data helps show whether monitored sites stayed reachable, while SSL monitoring highlights certificate validity and expiration risk. The report also reflects broader site-health context through the average WebPixie Score, which rolls up checks such as SSL, DNS, and homepage analysis from the Main Page Analyzer. Report frequency and plan availability can be compared on the pricing page.

Yes, WebPixie can integrate with PagerDuty through custom webhooks on Pro and higher plans. Webhooks send monitoring events to an HTTPS endpoint you configure, so PagerDuty can receive alert-routing events from WebPixie and trigger the escalation policy your team already uses. Supported webhook event flows include incident creation and resolution for uptime checks, SSL check failures, SSL expiration, and domain expiration. This works best when paired with incident management, because confirmed failures become tracked incidents before they are routed externally. Webhook availability depends on plan, so compare notification channels on the pricing page. For programmatic workflows around the same resources, see the API integration.

WebPixie does not send SMS alerts directly, but you can route alerts through webhooks to SMS-capable incident tools. For example, teams can send WebPixie webhook events to PagerDuty, Opsgenie, or a similar alerting platform, then let that tool handle SMS, phone, or mobile push escalation. WebPixie’s own notification channels include email on all plans, Slack on Starter and higher plans, and webhooks on Pro and higher plans. Confirmed monitoring failures can create incidents through incident management, then webhook delivery can pass those events to your escalation stack. Compare channel availability on the pricing page. For webhook-driven automation details, see API integration.