The problem
Software company websites change often. New features, page designs, and help guides can introduce broken links or make pages harder to find.
For software companies
Check your website after every product update.
Scan your product pages and help guides after website updates. Find new problems and use Google search data to choose what to review first.
- Website checks do not edit your pages
- No automatic website changes
- See why each fix matters
What you get
Your marketing, content, and development teams can review the same problems and next steps.
How it works
A clear path from question to next step.
See what to expect, what you can learn, and how to use the results for your website.
01
Protect launches
Find problems after a website update.
Run another scan after an update to find broken links, incorrect page moves, changed duplicate-page settings, and changes to how pages connect.
- Compare scans before and after an update
- Check product pages, help guides, and their links
- Page details ready to share with your developer
02
Choose repairs
Focus on pages people already find in search.
Connect Google Search Console to find pages that appear often but receive few clicks. See which search terms are becoming more common.
- Search terms and page results
- Page links and clicks from the scan's starting page
- Website and content reviews in a suggested order
03
Align teams
One record marketing and engineering both trust.
Each repair you can open shows the problem, the affected page, why it matters, and what to check after it is fixed.
- A clear explanation of why the problem matters
- Details to help developers make the repair
- What to check after publishing the update
Trust is part of the product
What to know before you start.
See what you need, what the results can tell you, and where more information is needed. Measurements and estimates stay clearly labeled, and website changes need your approval.
See how scoring works →- 01
Growth from search still depends on useful content, competing websites, and what people search for.
- 02
Your team still needs to review and test website updates and track their results.
- 03
Website repair results and changes in search traffic are reported separately.
Straight answers
Know how it works before you begin.
A little context makes it easier to get started.
Contact support →Can it find problems caused by a website update?
Yes. Compare scans from before and after an update to see changes in pages, links, and website checks.
Can product and marketing teams use the same workspace?
Yes. Start with the short explanation, then open the page details when a specialist needs them.
Can it predict sales from website repairs?
It does not promise sales. Any estimate explains its assumptions and is kept separate from recorded results.
Start with your website
Make a website check part of your update routine.
Add your website, save a first scan, and compare later scans after updates.