For agencies

Protect client apps. Without a test suite per client.

Add the important pages from every client app, let KeyPages choose the protections that fit each one, and hand over real evidence when something breaks or recovers.

The agency problem

Client apps keep changing. Manual checking does not scale.

One app is easy to keep an eye on. Ten client apps, each shipping on their own schedule, is a full-time job nobody is being paid for.

  • Clients ship changes constantly, and nobody tells you which page moved.200 OK
  • Generic uptime stays green while the client experience is already broken.200 OK
  • Customers should not be the first people to discover a production regression.200 OK
The same simple workflow

One protection model, across every client app.

There is no separate agency test-authoring workflow to learn, and nothing extra to maintain as the client app changes.

  1. 01

    Add a client page

    Paste the live URL of a page in the client app that cannot break.

  2. 02

    KeyPages reads it

    It works out what kind of page it is and the one job it has to do.

  3. 03

    Protection runs

    The relevant checks run against production in a real browser.

  4. 04

    Evidence appears

    If something breaks, you get proof you can forward as-is.

repeated for every client page you add

Onboarding a client with many pages? Add them in bulk from a CSV, then let KeyPages read each one. Check the page limits per plan and how the real-browser check reaches client sites.

Evidence as handoff

Send proof, not “the site looks broken.”

Every issue arrives written up well enough to forward straight to the client or their developer, with the context needed to act on it.

  • Client and site
  • Page
  • Screenshot
  • Expected vs observed
  • First and last seen
  • Why it matters
  • Recovery state
Needs attentionNorthstar / Signup
Client
Northstar — northstar.app/signup
Expected
The signup form is available and submittable.
Observed
The signup form is missing from the page.
Recovery
Watching for a verified fix. It will close itself.
Rendered screenshot attachedWhat the client's customer actually saw
Automatic reporting

Show clients what was protected, caught, and recovered.

Protected

The pages and actions kept under watch for each client.

Caught

Confirmed failures, with the saved evidence attached.

Recovered

Fixes verified by a later check, preserved in the client's history.

Every entry follows the same sequence: finding, saved evidence, the fix, recheck, verified recovery. Reports turn ongoing production protection into a visible record of the work happening between launches.

Across every client

One portfolio view. One report per client.

Portfolio Health shows every protected page across every client in one place. Protection Reports can be scoped to a single client, so what you hand over only covers their pages.

  • Every protected page, in one view

    Portfolio Health rolls all your pages up across the five protection areas so you can see where risk sits before you open a single issue.

  • Priority issues and the pages they touch

    Detected Risks groups confirmed failures by severity and shows which pages each one affects, with the saved evidence one click away.

  • What changed and what recovered

    Recoveries are verified by later qualifying checks, not assumed. The report shows the interval between the finding and the verified fix.

  • Facts first, summary second

    Every number in a Protection Report is deterministic. AI writes the plain-language summary from those facts; it never decides whether a page is healthy.

Reports are included on every plan. Agencies can scope a report to a single client's pages.

See plans and report options
Customer examples

Useful wherever a client-facing page has a job to do.

  • AI-built SaaS apps
  • Signup funnels
  • Ecommerce apps
  • Client portals
  • Membership apps
  • Important marketing sites
Browse the checks you can show clients
Start here

One client page. The one that cannot break.

Add the live URL. KeyPages works out the rest.