Every client believes they are your only client.
up4 partitions monitors, incidents, status pages and reports per client — and puts your name on everything they see. One desk for you, a private view for each of them.
€3 credit · no card · client accounts included in the trial
One desk for you. A locked room for each client.
Everything carries a client label. Monitors, incidents, status pages, alert plans, playbooks, reports — scoped per client at the database level, not filtered in the interface. Lakeside never sees Verde, and neither do Lakeside’s logins.
Your view aggregates; theirs never does. Switch to “All clients” for the Monday morning sweep — a timeline ribbon shows every client’s week in one glance — then drop into a single client when the phone rings.
Switching scope is one keystroke. The whole product follows: lists, charts, reports, even the cost meter re-scope instantly.
Three weeks, every client, one glance.
This is the “All clients” ribbon from the dashboard — one row per client, one cell per day. You read it Monday at 09:00, coffee in hand.
Your name on everything. Ours on the invoice.
Status pages on their domain. status.lakeside.example — your client’s logo, your footer, our infrastructure. Custom domains and SSL are included in the plan, not sold back to you as an add-on.
Reports that close conversations. A monthly availability report per client — your logo on the cover, the SLA maths inside, delivered on schedule to their inbox. Six minutes of downtime reads very differently when it arrives pre-documented.
Your clients think you built this. We are entirely comfortable with that.
Built for the week, not the demo.
Templates
New client signed? Apply a template: monitors, status page, alert plan — materialized in one step. Onboarding ends before the kickoff call does.
Batch import
Paste a list of URLs, get a fleet of monitors. Moving fifty sites in from your last tool is an afternoon coffee, not a project.
Per-client costs
See what each client’s monitoring actually costs you, to the cent. Bill your retainers with numbers, not vibes.
On-call, playbooks, escalation
The full incident toolchain works per client: rotations, alert plans, shared playbook progress at 4 a.m. Included, like everything else.
€29. The receipt is short on purpose.
At ten clients, that is €2.90 per client. Your retainer can absorb €2.90. What it cannot absorb is a Monday morning without an answer.
Every account starts with a 15-day trial, €3 of credit and the full feature set — client accounts included, no card required. Bring one client, set up the template, and see whether Monday feels different.
Stop filing monitoring under costs.
Your clients already buy care plans. “Uptime monitoring & monthly report” is a line item they understand on sight — and the white-label report that lands on the first of the month is the part of your retainer they can hold.
The cost side is fixed and small. €29 covers the roster; divided across your clients it disappears into the retainer. The margin is yours because the work — checks, alerts, reports — runs without you.
Price it plainly. Most agencies put the line at €15–39 per client. Move the sliders; the receipt does the honest version of the pitch.
Before your time — the checks, alerts and reports run without you.
Agency questions, answered plainly
Can my clients log in?
Do clients ever see up4 branding?
Can I move existing monitors into a client?
What does a client actually cost me?
What if I outgrow 500 monitors or the check budget?
Run every client from one desk.
€29 a month · 500 monitors · no per-client fees