Spanly vs warmup.rocks

Observability for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. Built for SaaS engineering teams shipping MCP in production, alongside the Datadog, Sentry, or New Relic you...

warmup.rocks requests every page in a sitemap from proxies in many countries, so CDN edges hold cached copies before real visitors show up.

About Spanly

Observability for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. Built for SaaS engineering teams shipping MCP in production, alongside the Datadog, Sentry, or New Relic you already run. That's how it can tell you a tool name is why agents pick the wrong tool, or a schema is why they pass bad arguments, not just that p95 moved. Health monitors connect to your MCP servers on a schedule, list their tools, prompts and resources, and alert your channels when a server goes down.

About warmup.rocks

warmup.rocks is a cache warming service for sites served through a CDN such as Cloudflare, Fastly, Akamai, CloudFront, bunny.net or CDN77. Because every edge location holds a separate cache, a page stored in one region can still load slowly elsewhere. The service reads a sitemap, follows nested indexes, and fetches each URL through proxies spread across 42 countries, filling edge caches on a schedule or right after a deploy. A dashboard reports hit, miss and expired status per URL and per location, along with response times. A custom secret header helps requests pass bot protection. It begins with a 7 day free trial, and plan prices are not shown in the homepage text.