Web & server
Monitoring for the things that stay online
Uptime, TLS, intrusion attempts and file integrity — watched continuously, with alerts to the people who run the machine.
From ₹99 per month, inclusive of GST (Website — Starter) · full price list
Where each platform actually stands
Checked against the code on 28 September 2026. Each line says how it was established, so you can check it too.
Web & server security
Designed · not builtScoped and priced, with no code written. The prices are published in advance so the catalogue is honest about what the company intends to sell.
How we know: The only occurrences of its features across all four repositories are the strings in the price list itself.
It alerts. It does not fix.
This line watches your website or server and tells your team what it sees. It does not log in, change configuration, remove malware or restore anything. Remediation stays with whoever administers the machine.
That is a deliberate boundary, not a gap to be filled later. Handing a monitoring vendor write access to a production server is a larger risk than most of the things it would be watching for.
Our desktop and mobile products do act on what they find. This one does not, and the difference is worth knowing before you buy.
Priced, and not purchasable
The four plans carry real prices on the price list, and none of them can be bought. The billing system refuses them outright rather than taking money for something that does not exist.
They are published anyway so that the catalogue describes the whole company rather than only the parts that are finished. If you are weighing us up for a fleet, you should be able to see what the third line will cost before you commit to the first two.
If you need this now
We would rather say so than take a deposit against a roadmap. Established monitoring tools exist and work today; if server monitoring is what you came for, use one of them.
If you want to hear when this is real, write to us — that reaches a person who reads it. There is no launch list, and we are not going to pretend there is one.