What happens after you add your website?
We start with its homepage and discover public pages from links and sitemaps. The report shows the pages we found, what has been checked and anything excluded or still waiting. There is a limit of 100 discovered pages per website, so coverage is visible rather than assumed.
An example: a service page disappears
Imagine you rename a service page during an update but an older link still points to its previous address. If that discovered address returns 404, our checks retry before confirming the problem. An email identifies the affected page. You or your developer can restore it or redirect it to a relevant replacement.
This example illustrates a possible issue; it is not a customer testimonial or a claim that every broken link will be found.
How often is your site checked?
The homepage is scheduled hourly and other discovered public pages daily. Results have their own timestamps. Checks run in a queue, so this is not instant outage detection. A failed check may also mean a firewall or connection prevented us from reaching your site.
No installation or website password
Checks use public HTTPS pages. We do not need your website administrator password and do not change your content. You remain responsible for repairs and for testing bookings, forms and payments.
Try it on one website
The seven-day trial includes one website and up to 100 discovered pages, subject to available trial capacity. No card is required. After the trial, £19/month covers up to five websites; applicable taxes appear at checkout. Monitoring pauses if you do not subscribe, while saved reports remain accessible.
Read how to find broken pages or compare the trial and paid plan.