Keyword Verification
Alerts.

Make sure your pages are actually loading their content. AlwaysUp.dev searches your raw HTML source for critical keywords to verify your databases, template files, and servers are running.

Content Presence Verification

Sometimes, a server returns a `200 OK` status, but shows a blank white screen, a broken database connection message, or a missing checkout form. We search for expected strings (like "Checkout" or your company name) to confirm the page is fully working.

Defacement & Threat Detection

Set alerts for phrases that should *never* appear on your site (e.g. database error messages, warning screens, or specific malicious words). We trigger alerts immediately if a target page is compromised or defaced.

Keyword Scan History

Target Path	Scan Condition	Keyword	Status
/pricing	Must Contain String	Scale Up Now	Passed
/dashboard	Must Contain String	Add Monitor	Passed
/index	Must NOT Contain String	Fatal error:	Passed

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is keyword monitoring important if HTTP status is 200 OK?

Web servers often return a 200 OK status code even when displaying a blank page, database error message, or broken checkout form. Keyword monitoring verifies that your actual page content is present.

Can I alert when a specific error keyword appears on my page?

Yes. You can configure keyword monitors to alert you either when an expected phrase disappears or when an unwanted string (such as "Fatal error" or "Maintenance") appears.