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If your website changes and it wasn't you, who notices first?

Most defaced or injected sites are discovered by a customer, a search engine warning, or a screenshot going around. The site owner finds out last, often days later. Hawkline flips that: it watches your public pages around the clock and, when the content changes, tells you what changed, in plain words, by email, Slack or Telegram.

HAWKLINE → you@agency.com · example alertclientsite.com homepage: change detected
The hero heading was replaced with unrelated text. Three new outbound links appeared pointing to a pharmacy domain. The footer copyright line is unchanged.

That alert is the difference between fixing your site before breakfast and explaining it to a client after lunch.

What tamper watching catches

For web agencies: your whole client book

If you maintain client sites, you are the one who gets the angry call. One Hawkline account watches every homepage in your book hourly (or every 15 minutes on paid plans), and the alert tells you which client and what changed before anyone calls. 25 watchers on Pro at $29/month; 100 on Team.

Honest limitations, read this

Hawkline watches publicly visible page content on a schedule. It is tamper detection, not a security product: it does not scan for malware, see your server logs, detect intrusions that change nothing visible, or catch injected code that hides itself from non-browser visitors. Pages behind logins can't be watched. If you process payments, use Hawkline as one tripwire among several, not as your security program.

Watch my site, free

5 watchers free · no card · alerts in plain words

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