Sitefolio vs Oh Dear
Oh Dear is a well-built, dev-focused monitor covering uptime, SSL, broken links, DNS and scheduled tasks. Sitefolio covers the checks that matter for client work and adds the piece Oh Dear doesn't: a white-label report you send clients. Here's the honest difference.
Both do the core checks well
Oh Dear and Sitefolio both watch uptime, SSL, domain expiry, broken links and performance. If you just need solid monitoring for your own infrastructure, Oh Dear is excellent.
The agency difference: client reports
Sitefolio's hero feature is the white-label health report — branded to your agency and sent to each client. That turns background monitoring into something clients see and pay for. It's the reason to pick an agency-first tool.
Pricing model
Oh Dear charges per site, which adds up across many client domains and staging URLs. Sitefolio uses flat tiers, so the bill is predictable as you add client sites.
When Oh Dear wins
For a developer or ops team monitoring their own stack with no need for client-facing reports, Oh Dear's depth and polish are a great fit.
Frequently asked questions
Does Sitefolio have a free plan?
Yes — a free tier plus a free instant checker. Oh Dear starts as a paid subscription with a trial.
What's the main reason to choose Sitefolio?
White-label client reports and flat, predictable pricing built for agencies managing many client sites.
Uptime, SSL, domain, performance, SEO and links — with white-label client reports.
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