Flowdeck watches all your Webflow sites and tells you before the client does: a site went down, the SSL is about to expire, changes have sat unpublished for a week, a form stopped receiving submissions, or a CMS is near its limit. Plus a white-label report you can send every month.
| Site | Status | Uptime 7d | SSL | Publish | Forms 7d / 30d | CMS items | SEO |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Harbour Dental harbourdental.co.uk | Up | 100% | 71d | Published 2026-10-21 | 14 / 61 | 1,940 / 2,000 | 4 |
| Nordic Yacht Charter nordicyacht.com | Down | 98.1% | 12d | Unpublished 9d | 0 / 23 | 312 | 0 |
| Lumen Architects lumen.studio | Up | 100% | 58d | Published 2026-10-27 | 3 / 9 | 88 | 0 |
Example data.
Every site checked every 5 minutes from the outside. Two failures in a row and you get an email; another when it is back.
Certificate end dates for every custom domain, with a warning 14 days before. Catches DNS changes that broke renewal.
Designer edits that have been waiting more than 7 days, so a half-finished change never goes live by accident, and finished work does.
Submissions per form for the last 7 and 30 days. A form that goes quiet after being active gets flagged; broken forms are the most expensive silent failure.
Item counts per collection against the site's plan limit, before the client hits the wall mid-campaign.
Missing or duplicate meta titles, missing descriptions, titles over 60 and descriptions over 160 characters, per page.
Every Monday, one email with every site's uptime, submissions, SEO issues and flags. Two minutes to read.
A white-label page per site with your agency name: uptime, forms, publish state, SEO health for the last 30 days. Send the link, done.
3 sites. During the beta, 25.
Up to 25 sites.
Up to 100 sites.
Paid plans open after the beta. Nothing you set up now changes.
No. It asks Webflow for read-only access (sites, pages, forms, CMS) and never writes. Uptime is checked from the outside like any visitor would.
Any site you can see in Webflow, across all your workspaces. Connect once per workspace and pick the sites on Webflow's authorization screen.
Clients get the report link for their own site only. The dashboard is yours.
Site metadata, check results for 30 days, submission counts (never the submitted content), page titles and descriptions. Delete your account from Settings and everything goes with it.
No. Flowdeck is an independent app built on the Webflow Data API.