Pick a Setup

Choose your setup

Use this page to choose the fastest onboarding path. Both options work without writing code.

If you want a broader comparison of all available test types, including Website Vitals, see Testing Capabilities.

If you want to test a real user journey

Choose Website Scenario.

This is the best quick start when your next step is to record a realistic browser flow such as:

• Log in → open dashboard → create item
• Browse → add to cart → checkout
• Fill in a lead form → submit → confirmation

You will record the steps in a cloud browser, add checks, and then run the scenario manually or on a schedule.

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If you want to monitor server and SSL health

Choose Website Availability.

This is the best quick start when you need a lightweight setup for technical health monitoring such as:

• Is the site reachable?
• Is the server returning the expected status?
• Is the SSL certificate still valid and configured correctly?

This path is ideal for frequent monitoring and fast alerts when something breaks.

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If you want to monitor page performance over time

Choose Website Vitals.

Use this when your goal is to track performance quality, including Core Web Vitals and Lighthouse-based thresholds.

This is the right choice when you want to answer questions such as:

• Did the release make the page slower?
• Did layout stability get worse?
• Did accessibility, SEO, or best-practices scores regress?

This gives you the fastest path into vitals monitoring, then links you to the deeper product documentation.

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Not sure which one to pick?

A simple starting rule:

• Start with availability to get fast monitoring coverage.
• Add a scenario to protect your most important user journey.
• Add vitals when performance and Lighthouse regressions matter for your key pages.

If you are deciding between test types rather than trying to get started quickly, go to Testing Capabilities.