The problem
Your website keeps changing after the first scan. New pages, content updates, and website changes can introduce new problems.
Regular website checks
Keep track of your website as it changes.
Run regular scans to find new problems, check completed repairs, and see changes to your pages and links. Connect Google to follow search results too.
- Website checks do not edit your pages
- No automatic website changes
- See why each fix matters
What you get
A repeatable routine: scan, choose a repair, make the change, and check again.
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
Detect
Find new problems after your website changes.
Compare a new scan with the previous one to spot broken links, moved pages, missing titles, and changes to how pages connect.
- New problems, problems still open, and completed repairs
- Scan and website check progress
- Clear warnings without private account information
02
Compare
Know when two scores are fair to compare.
A score can change because your website improved or because a scan used different checks or pages. We flag these differences so you can understand the change.
- Check whether the scoring rules changed
- See which pages and checks were included
- Clear warnings when a comparison is limited
03
Check the result
Check the repair, then follow search results.
Scan again to see whether the website problem was fixed. Search data can later show changes in visits, but that alone does not prove the repair caused them.
- Page results before and after a repair
- Later dates to review Google search results
- Explanations of what else could affect the result
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
Scan comparisons show the changes found in the pages checked.
- 02
Google data can take time to arrive. Search results also change with seasons, competitors, and updates to Google.
- 03
Score comparisons flag changes to the scoring rules or pages checked.
Straight answers
Know how it works before you begin.
A little context makes it easier to get started.
Contact support →Why should I scan my website again?
Repeat scans can find new problems, check whether repairs worked, and remind you what still needs attention.
Can monitoring prove an SEO change caused traffic growth?
You can compare repair dates with later search results, but other changes may also affect traffic. The comparison cannot prove the repair caused growth.
What happens when a website check fails?
The status tells you whether the scan is waiting, running, paused, failed, or complete. Dates show when the available results were collected.
Start with your website
See what changed since your last website check.
Choose a scan schedule within your plan and review new results as they become available.