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For saas and online stores

You deploy often. Know within the minute whether checkout still holds.

A SaaS or a store lives on three pages: pricing, login, checkout. PostShip replays them on every release, like a customer, and warns you on your phone before the first one writes in.

What happens, with nothing

The Stripe script no longer loads, the page answers 200

An update removes the tag, the checkout stays pretty and empty.

A staging noindex ships to production

Nothing breaks on screen.

Yesterday's JS bundle is still served by the CDN

The page loads, no button responds.

What PostShip does for you

  1. The pages that sell, checked on every deploy

    Pricing, login, checkout: status, displayed price, button, payment script, in one go — at T+0, T+2 and T+8 minutes after release.

    How it works
  2. The checkout funnel replayed in order

    Home, pricing, checkout, like a customer, stopped at the first broken step.

    How it works
  3. Rollback, by hand or on its own

    A deploy that breaks a page that sells goes back to the previous one verified good — in one gesture from Deployments, or without you if you ask.

    How it works
  4. Alerted on your phone, once

    A notification, with no Slack or email between the failure and you; one message per incident, nothing while all is well.

    How it works

What we're often asked

I already have UptimeRobot.

Keep it: it sees the server go down before we do. PostShip looks at what it doesn't — the page, its assets, the payment, the second you deploy. The two don't step on each other.

I deploy on Vercel, isn't that enough to know it's live?

Vercel knows the build passed. It doesn't know the domain serves the new build, nor that the payment script is still there. That's exactly the gap PostShip fills.

What if I only deploy once a week?

The free plan checks 5 URLs every 15 minutes and on every deploy, no card. Start there; the plan comes when the checkout funnel deserves it.