Watch Fleet · watch by seats — one year, paid once
Your sites under watch, by seats — one year, paid once
A seat is one site under Watch for the year. A site that leaves the fleet frees its seat for another. The price is displayed up to fifty seats, and it goes down with the number — never “on request”.
5 seats · 10, 25 and 50 seats up to €2,490 · with Restore from €799 to €4,990 · one-time payment
The price goes down with the number of seats
Each tier comes in two levels: Watch, which watches and warns, and Watch + Restore, which also reinstates what changes under its watch. Beyond fifty seats, fleets add up — the price stays displayed.
Watch Fleet 5
« A small agency, five sites. »
399 €
one year, paid once
- 79.80 euros per site per year
- All of Watch, on every seat
- Seats reassignable within the year
Watch Fleet 10
« Ten sites, a single contact. »
690 €
one year, paid once
- 69 euros per site per year
- All of Watch, on every seat
- Seats reassignable within the year
Watch Fleet 25
« An agency portfolio. »
1 490 €
one year, paid once
- 59.60 euros per site per year
- All of Watch, on every seat
- Seats reassignable within the year
Watch Fleet 50
« A host, an established agency. »
2 490 €
one year, paid once
- 49.80 euros per site per year
- All of Watch, on every seat
- Seats reassignable within the year
One year, paid once. Nothing renews: at the end of the year, monitoring stops on its own and notifies you — resuming it is a new purchase, never a charge to your card.
A seat is a site, and the registry keeps the count
We had withdrawn our former “packs” because they promised a counter nobody kept. This one exists: every site in the fleet is a watch file carrying the fleet's identifier, and counting them is how the extra seat is refused — with the count before your eyes.
One site under Watch for the year: one passage per night, comparison against publishers, published vulnerabilities matched to its versions, its status page, its passage log.
A site you stop leaves the fleet and returns its seat. Another site takes it, with its own agent — the proof that this site is indeed yours. The registry counts the seats; it is not a promise, it is a counter.
All seats stop on the same date, one year after payment — a site that joined in June stops with the others. Nothing renews: resuming is a new purchase.
Propagation within your fleet
Every night, the watch records the first appearance of each unexplained file. When the same bytes land on several of your sites within days, the fleet sees it — a legitimate update of a shared module does exactly that, and so does a module tampered at the source.
What matters is seeing it the day it happens: no signature exists yet. Monday's summary names it for you, site by site.
The fleet view
- Seats: how many are taken, how many are free, until when.
- Each site: its last passage, its state, its status page to share, its stop in one click.
- Adding a site: its agent placed at its root, the proof it is yours — the same door as for a single site, no exemption.
- Under your fleet key, signed, valid all year. Nothing is public.
Every seat remains a full Watch
A seat is exactly a Watch: the same passages, the same letters, the same restraint — “we observe, we do not judge”. The fleet adds the overview, the weekly summary and propagation; it adds neither a firewall nor a promise to detect everything.
And what already diverged from the publishers when a site entered the fleet is named, never rewritten — the Watch + Restore rule holds on every seat.
Five sites or fifty: a single contact, a single end date
Payment opens the fleet view; each site is added with its agent, whenever you want during the year.