Site Qwality review
An inexpensive mix of visitor metrics, alerts, and scheduled browser audits.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
Site Qwality combines real-user monitoring for Core Web Vitals with scheduled Lighthouse audits and browser checks. It suits solo developers and engineering teams that want field metrics alongside lab measurements, rather than a tool focused only on synthetic scores. RUM reports LCP, INP, and CLS by page and device, tracks p75 trends, and can alert when configured thresholds are crossed.
The RUM pricing is usage-based: the Observe tier for 1K sessions is free, while 25K sessions costs $3 per month, 100K costs $10 per month, and 500K costs $40 per month. The published details describe these as session-volume tiers, not conventional bundles. Every RUM tier retains data for 458 days. Deployment markers support before-and-after comparisons, while browser errors include session context. Scheduled Lighthouse results can be stored alongside HTTP monitors, and Playwright browser flows are also supported.
Alerts can be sent through Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, Discord, webhooks, or PagerDuty. The product is cloud-deployed, offers email support, and lists two-factor authentication as a security feature. A practical limitation is that scheduled checks currently run only from AWS us-east-1, which may not suit teams needing broader check locations. Site Qwality is a fit for cost-conscious teams that want RUM plus scheduled audits and browser flows in one service; teams that require checks from multiple regions should consider alternatives.
Site Qwality pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tracks LCP, INP, and CLS by page and device, with p75 trends.
- Deployment markers and threshold alerts help surface metric regressions.
- Free tier and paid RUM usage tiers start at $3 per month.
- Where it doesn't
- Scheduled checks currently run only from AWS us-east-1.
- RUM pricing is divided into session-volume tiers rather than bundled plans.
- Support is via email.
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