TLDTrack review
A broad website-monitoring suite for operators who want DNS checks alongside wider coverage.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
TLDTrack is a cloud website-monitoring platform for freelancers, agencies, brand teams, and organizations managing multiple sites. It combines uptime, SSL, DNS, content, visual, security, accessibility, email-health, and renewal monitoring. Website operators can access the service through the web, iOS, Android, and Chrome extension, while agencies get higher website and team limits, white-label reports, and an agency CRM. For buyers specifically seeking DNS monitoring, TLDTrack fits best when DNS is one part of a wider monitoring workflow rather than the sole requirement.
The free plan covers one website plus four extra monitors, five-minute uptime checks, domain and SSL expiry alerts, and email alerts. Starter costs £9 per month and adds monitoring for up to five websites, 250 monitoring credits, heatmaps, Slack, Teams, and webhook alerts, plus mobile apps. Pro costs £25 per month and raises coverage to 25 websites and 1,250 credits, with up to five team members, bulk import and export, and priority support. Agency supports up to 100 websites, 5,000 credits, and 20 team members, adding dedicated support, white-label reports, and an agency CRM.
Heatmaps are a notable differentiator for teams that need visual page analysis alongside operational monitoring. Starter and higher plans provide aggregate click and scroll analysis over screenshots, with separate desktop and mobile views; the vendor states that these heatmaps do not use cookies, store personal data, or record individual sessions. The platform also connects with Claude, ChatGPT, GoDaddy, Cloudflare, Namecheap, and WHM/cPanel, and supports WordPress, WHM, and cPanel monitoring. Choose TLDTrack for broad site oversight with DNS included; choose a more focused DNS product if DNS change monitoring is the main requirement.
TLDTrack pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan includes uptime, SSL expiry, domain alerts, and email notifications
- Heatmaps cover click, scroll, desktop, and mobile views
- Monitoring spans DNS, security, email health, and platform checks
- Where it doesn't
- DNS monitoring is part of a broader suite rather than the core focus
- Heatmaps start with the Starter plan and are not included on Free
- Heatmaps provide aggregate analysis rather than individual session recordings
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