Agent role

RexWebsite QA Analyst

Someone checking your site is really up — every day, with receipts.For anyone whose website is literally how customers find and pay them.

Hire Rex See a free work sample

Price

$200/mo

Replaces

someone manually checking whether your site (and its money pages) are up

Checks your site daily
Catches broken pages
Verifies facts stay true

Schedule

What it actually does, and when

A real operating rhythm, not a vague chatbot promise.

Daily
Real HTTP checks on your homepage and critical pages — down detection, broken links, slow responses, missing titles/metadata. Detection is code, not a guess.
Weekly (Monday)
Verifies the facts you said must stay true — hours, phone number, current promo — against your live pages, quoting the exact evidence for each one.
On demand
A deep link audit across every internal link on your listed pages (up to 40 per audit).

Connections

Live systems this agent can read

Checks your own site daily by default — no connection required. Connect UptimeRobot to fold your existing monitors into the same daily check.

UptimeRobot

Output

Sample deliverable

Illustrative example with placeholder details — never a real customer's data.

Example deliverable — a site alert Site alert (critical) yourdomain.com/checkout is unreachable (HTTP 503) Detected by a real HTTP check just now — the page did not load for our checker.

The math

A website qa analyst typically runs $3,000–4,500/mo, part-time to full-time in the US. The Website QA Analyst agent is $200 a month — the same as every other role, and it never takes PTO.

Typical US range — a general estimate, not a quote for any specific hire. Over 5 agents and one is on us.

Every alert lands in your review queue — the agent never contacts a customer directly, it only tells you what it found and where.

Works alongside