For everyone who owns a website

Every bill behind your website. One tidy ledger.

Domains, hosting, email, sign-in, payments. SlopDox lists what each one costs, when it renews and which card pays for it — then warns you before anything lapses, double-charges or quietly turns from a free trial into a bill.

Free for 3 websites · No card needed · We never ask for passwords

Wattle Lane · 7 services

Next 30 days

$119.86

  • wattlelane.careNamecheap · domain9 Oct$34.98Auto-renews
  • Professional emailNamecheap11 Oct$14.88Trial ends
  • Web app hostingVercel22 Oct$20.00Auto-renews
  • DatabaseSupabase28 Oct$25.00Auto-renews
  • Staff sign-inClerk3 Nov$25.00Card expires first
  • SSL certificateGoDaddy14 Jan$119.99Not needed
  • DNSCloudflare—FreeLogin noted
2 need attentionCould save $119.99 a year

Watch

SlopDox in 47 seconds.

Where websites go wrong

Three messages nobody reads until it’s too late.

A charcoal bank card with a paper tag reading EXP 10/26 beside a calendar page with 31 circled in red

“Your card ends soon.”

The card on file expires before your domain renews. The charge fails, the site goes dark, and the first you hear of it is from a customer.

SlopDox warns you weeks ahead and lets you record the new card in one step.

A brass hourglass with the sand almost run out next to a curling paper receipt

“Your free trial is ending.”

Fourteen days later, an inbox nobody uses costs $14.88 a year — every year, until someone notices.

SlopDox flags every trial before it turns into a bill, with exactly how to cancel.

A ring of keys with paper tags labelled domain, DNS, hosting, email and payments

“Who has the DNS login?”

A buyer asks for the handover. Nobody knows which email owns the DNS, and the person who set it up left two years ago.

SlopDox records where every login lives and who controls it. Never the password.

How it works

A few plain-English questions. Then it watches for you.

  1. Tell us what your site uses

    Where you bought the domain, who hosts the site, how you send email. No logins and no jargon — every question explains itself, and “not sure” is always an answer.

  2. Get your ledger and map

    Every service with its cost, renewal date and card, plus a drawing of how they connect.

  3. Get warned — then fixed

    Alerts seven days before each renewal, a clean-up scan for money you’re wasting, and a step-by-step guide for every fix.

What you get

Everything your website runs on, finally in one place.

See every charge coming

The next 30, 60 or 90 days of renewals — what, how much and which card — with an email seven days before each one.

$131.86 due in the next 30 days · 6 charges

Namecheap $34.98Email trial ends $14.88Railway $12.00Vercel $20.00Supabase $25.00Clerk $25.00
Today13 Oct20 Oct27 Oct3 Nov
  • Namecheap $34.98 9 Oct
  • Email trial ends $14.88 11 Oct
  • Clerk $25.00 3 Nov

Card expiring? You’ll know first.

When a card runs out before a charge, SlopDox says which bill will fail — and gives you three ways to fix it.

Critical Clerk · 3 Nov

Your card expires before Clerk’s next charge

Amex ending 1004 expires 31 Oct. Clerk charges it $25.00 on 3 Nov.

Put a new card on ClerkNew card comingSwitch cards
Scissors cutting a long paper receipt in two

Find money you’re wasting

A paid SSL certificate your host gives free, a DNS add-on doing nothing, a database for a website you closed.

Example scan: $339.96 a year back

Every fix, step by step

Plain-English guides with the exact buttons to press, the saving worked out, and every technical word explained on the spot.

Guide · saves $9.98 a year

Stop paying for Namecheap PremiumDNS

  1. Sign in to Namecheap, open Domain List, then click Manage next to wattlelane.care.
  2. In the PremiumDNS section, switch the Auto-Renew toggle off.
  3. Check Profile → Billing → Auto-Renewal and untick PremiumDNS if it’s listed.

Your DNS is run by Cloudflare, so switching this off changes nothing for your visitors.

The rules that apply, in plain English

Tell SlopDox what your site does and where your customers are. It lists the laws that may apply, what each one asks of you, and the exact references — or add any law you want reviewed.

GDPRPrivacy Act (AU)Aged Care Act 2024EU AI Act · you asked to review

GDPR Art. 33 Tell the regulator within 72 hours of finding a data breach.

About 20% of customers are in the European Union — so EU rules can apply.

Compliance assistance only — not legal advice.

Ready for tax time

A yearly spending report by category, with a CSV for your accountant.

$1,978 a year

  • Hosting & servers$672
  • Sign-in & email$540
  • Databases$480
  • Domains & DNS$286

The as-built map

See how it all connects — and what breaks if one bill lapses.

SlopDox draws your website the way an architect draws a finished building: the domain points to DNS, DNS to hosting, hosting to the database, sign-in and payments. Red dots mark where customers’ personal data lives.

A small business website, mappedADDRESSWhat people typeROUTING & SECURITYWhere traffic goesAPPLICATIONCode & serversDATA & SERVICESWhat the app relies onDataServiceswattlelane.care — Namecheapwattlelane.careNamecheap$35/yrDNS zone — CloudflareDNS zoneCloudflareFreewattlelane/portal — GitHubwattlelane/portalGitHub$8/moWeb app — VercelWeb appVercel$20/moProduction database — Supabase — holds personal dataProduction databaseSupabase$25/moStaff & family sign-in — Clerk — holds personal dataStaff & family sign-inClerk$25/moNotifications — ResendNotificationsResend$20/moSubscriptions — Stripe — holds personal dataSubscriptionsStripeFees
depends on / sends traffic toholds personal data$ = main recurring charge · +n = add-ons

Swipe the drawing sideways to see all of it.

Buying or selling a website

The paperwork buyers ask for, ready before they ask.

A blue bound dossier labelled Handover, tied with ribbon, with keys and a fountain pen

Selling

Hand over a dossier buyers trust.

A print-ready pack: every service and what it costs, the as-built map, a step-by-step transfer checklist with escrow safeguards, and a register of where each login lives.

A brass magnifying glass resting on a printed one-page report

Buying

Know what you’re taking on before you pay.

Record what the seller tells you and get a Before-you-buy report: the next 12 months of costs, savings you could make, the laws that apply and the questions to ask.

Sold sites, and sites you decide not to buy, move to your archive and never count towards your plan.

Connect your own AI

Ask Claude or ChatGPT about your websites.

Connect SlopDox to the AI you already use — Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor — and ask what renews, what it costs and what’s at risk, in plain words. It can look things up but never change them, on every plan.

> what does wattlelane.care run on?

SlopDox · Wattle Lane Family Portal
Domain    Namecheap    9 Oct    $34.98
DNS       Cloudflare   —        Free
Hosting   Vercel       22 Oct   $20.00
Sign-in   Clerk        3 Nov    $25.00

! Card ending 1004 expires before Clerk’s charge on 3 Nov

Pricing

Free for your first three websites.

Pay when you want a reminder for every renewal, reports or more websites. Every plan includes the ledger, the clean-up scan, the guides and compliance assistance.

Every new account starts with a 14-day free trial of Pro Plus — no card needed.

Free

People with a handful of websites

$0forever

No card needed

Start free
  • Up to 3 websites and 15 services
  • Email reminders before your domains renew
  • Dashboard, ledger and renewal timeline
  • Clean-up scan with step-by-step fixes
  • Compliance assistance in plain English
  • Spending report on screen
  • Connect your own AI — Claude, ChatGPT and others (look-up only)
  • Send a sold website to its new owner, with a Transfer Room
  • You, plus one view-only person, such as your accountant

Recommended

Pro

Founders and small businesses

$15/ month

or $150 a year

Choose Pro
  • Up to 10 websites, unlimited services
  • 2 editors (you and 1 more), plus 2 view-only people
  • Email alerts 7 days before every renewal
  • Handover dossier — print or save as PDF
  • Before-you-buy due-diligence report
  • Print the compliance pack; download spending reports
  • Everything in Free

Pro Plus

Builders, freelancers and website flippers

$49/ month

or $490 a year

Choose Pro Plus
  • Up to 30 websites, unlimited services
  • 3 editors (you and 2 more), plus 5 view-only people
  • Everything in Pro
  • Sold sites and sites you didn’t buy never count
  • Let a client see only their own websites
  • Share a Verified Stack Report link with buyers

Business 50

Agencies and growing businesses

$99/ month

or $990 a year

Choose Business 50
  • Up to 50 websites, unlimited services
  • 5 editors (you and 4 more), plus 10 view-only people
  • Everything in Pro Plus
  • Alerts into Slack, Zapier and other tools (coming soon)

Custom

More than 50 websites, or a bigger team? We’ll price a plan with you.

Talk to us
  • More than 50 websites
  • The editors and view-only people you need
  • Everything in Business 50
  • Priced for your websites and team

Websites are counted by how many you look after at once — not per year. Sold sites, and sites you decided not to buy, never count. Need more people? On any paid plan, an extra editor is $15 a month and an extra view-only person $5. Need more websites as well? Each plan up includes more websites and more people, so moving up is the better buy.

Questions

Before you start.

All questions and answers →

Do I need to be technical to use SlopDox?

No. SlopDox asks plain-English questions — where you bought your domain, who hosts the site, how you send email — and explains every term as you go. If you’re not sure of an answer, each question tells you how to find out, and SlopDox looks up what it can from your domain’s public records. Full answer

Does SlopDox need my passwords or API keys?

Never. SlopDox records where each login lives and who controls it, not the password or key itself. If you paste something that looks like a password or key, SlopDox refuses to save it. Keep the secrets themselves in a password manager. Full answer

How does SlopDox count my websites?

By how many you’re looking after right now, not how many you’ve had in a year. When you sell a website, or decide not to buy one you were researching, it moves to your archive: kept for your records and tax, and never counted. Websites you’re researching before buying do count while you research them. Full answer

Is SlopDox’s compliance help legal advice?

No. It’s compliance assistance: plain-English notices about the laws that may apply to your website, the exact legal references behind them, and a printable pack to take to your lawyer or accountant. For questions about the EU AI Act, SlopDox points you to GlassBots. Full answer

What happens in SlopDox when I sell a website?

Once the buyer has paid, send it to them with “Send to new owner” on its Handover tab: they get a copy in their own SlopDox account (free), and your copy becomes a read-only record of what you handed over. Or just change its status to Sold. Either way it moves to your archive with all its records, its bills stop counting from that day, and it no longer counts towards your plan. Full answer

When does SlopDox send renewal alerts?

Seven days before an automatic renewal, plus a heads-up when a free trial is about to turn into a bill or when the card on file expires before the renewal date. Every plan, including Free, gets emails before domains renew; paid plans and the free trial get them for every renewal. Full answer

Get your website’s paperwork in order tonight.

Start with one website. It’s free for up to three, and no card is needed.

A messy heap of receipts and envelopes beside the same papers squared into a neat stack between two blue lines