We’ve just released one of our biggest updates to Static Studio yet: Site Health.
Static Studio now monitors your deployed websites, checks their SEO and AI readiness, records exactly what changed during each deployment, and generates reports you can share with clients or your team.
We’ve also added deployment rollbacks, making it easy to restore an earlier version of your static site when something goes wrong.
Let’s take a closer look.
Monitor every site from one dashboard
The new Site Health dashboard gives you an overview of all websites connected to your Static Studio account.
You can immediately see which sites are healthy, which require attention, and whether any critical issues have been detected.
For every deployed site, Static Studio monitors:
- Website uptime
- HTTP status and response time
- SSL certificates
- DNS resolution
- CDN availability
- Google PageSpeed performance
Monitoring starts automatically after the first successful deployment, with no additional service or configuration required.
SEO and AI readiness
Site Health also checks whether your website can be discovered and crawled correctly by search engines and AI assistants.
This includes checks for:
robots.txt- XML sitemaps
- Search engine verification files
- AI crawler permissions
llms.txt- Markdown content
- Crawl accessibility
- IndexNow configuration
Each detected problem includes an explanation and a recommended solution.
You can also manage SEO-related files directly from Static Studio.
Uploaded or generated files are automatically included in future deployments, so you don’t need to modify WordPress just to update a verification file or your robots.txt.
Static Studio can generate an AI-friendly robots.txt template and use IndexNow to automatically submit changed URLs to supported search engines after each deployment.
See exactly what changed
Every successful deployment is now compared with the previously published version of your site.
The new URLs & Changes view shows all:
- Added URLs
- Changed URLs
- Removed URLs
This includes both pages and static assets such as images, stylesheets, and JavaScript files.
You can filter the results by change type, URL, or resource type to quickly confirm that a new page was published, an old page was removed, or no unexpected content changed during the deployment.
Rollback
Sometimes a deployment contains an unexpected change that needs to be reverted immediately.
With the new rollback feature, you can restore a previous deployment directly from Static Studio instead of rebuilding the old version manually.
When combined with the URL Changes report, you can review what changed, identify the problematic deployment, and revert to the previous version when necessary.
Reports
Quick heads-up: this feature is part of our growth rewards and will only be unlocked for accounts on a 5+ sites plan.
Every deployment now creates a permanent report that includes a snapshot of the website at the time of publication.
Reports include:
- Deployment information
- Site Health results
- Performance metrics
- Core Web Vitals
- Recommendations
- Deployment statistics
Reports can be downloaded as PDFs or shared through secure public links.
You can also schedule weekly or monthly summary reports and send them automatically to clients or team members.
Alerts
Quick heads-up: this feature is part of our growth rewards and will only be unlocked for accounts on a 5+ sites plan.
Email alerts can notify you when a website becomes unavailable, its performance drops, or Static Studio detects a critical SEO issue.
You can configure multiple recipients and also receive recovery notifications once the problem has been resolved.
What’s next?
As always, I like to end the announcement post with a little insight on what we are working on next.
Site Health
We continue to improve this part of the app and expand on our automated checks – one of the biggest features coming to this is end-to-end forms testing for all your static forms.
On/Off WordPress
This is something we started working on a month ago already, and we are getting closer to release – we completely rebuilt our existing WordPress infrastructure to automatically shut down WordPress when not in use.
This expands our efforts to deliver the best Static WordPress platform available and will fit perfectly into all the improvements we shipped over the past few months – stay tuned!
Whitelabel
We already have a pretty capable white-label solution implemented in Static Studio; now we are smoothing out the entire experience and adding the last missing piece: fully white-labeled e-mails.
Have a great week,
Patrick
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