How to Sell Website Monitoring as a Service to Your Clients

Business
2025-06-19
• 2 min read

How to Sell Website Monitoring as a Service to Your Clients

Agencies, MSPs, and freelancers are always looking for new ways to add value and increase recurring revenue. Website monitoring is a high-impact, low-effort service that clients love—if you package and sell it right.

Why Offer Monitoring as a Service?

  • Recurring Revenue: Monthly fees for ongoing monitoring and reporting.
  • Client Retention: Proactive support keeps clients loyal.
  • Differentiation: Stand out from competitors who only offer basic maintenance.

How to Package the Service

  • Basic Plan: Uptime monitoring + monthly report
  • Premium Plan: Uptime + performance + security checks + instant alerts
  • White-Label Reports: Brand reports with your logo and contact info

Pricing Strategies

  • Flat monthly fee per site
  • Bundle with maintenance or hosting
  • Offer as a free trial, then upsell

How to Sell the Value

  • Show the Risks: Share stats on downtime costs and SEO impact
  • Demo the Reports: Let clients see real data and alerts
  • Highlight Peace of Mind: Position monitoring as insurance for their business

Implementation Tips

  • Use a scalable tool like Lagnis for bulk monitoring
  • Automate report generation and delivery
  • Set up multi-channel alerts for critical sites

Overcoming Objections

  • "We've never had downtime": Show industry stats—everyone is at risk
  • "It's too expensive": Compare to the cost of a single outage
  • "We already have hosting": Explain why independent monitoring matters

Conclusion

In 2025, website monitoring is a must-have service for agencies and MSPs. Package it right, communicate the value, and watch your recurring revenue grow.

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Pascal Fourtoy, aka @bunbeau, founder of Lagnis.com