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Share the site and what’s changing. No meeting or account credentials required.
For web agencies & small teams
A fresh check.
A clearer handoff.
Before a launch or after a site update, get a focused technical review your developer can act on.
One website · Up to 25 agreed URLs · No subscription
The scope
Small enough to be clear.
Useful enough to act on.
We agree the exact URL list and intended behavior first. A staging page may be deliberately hidden from search; a redirect may be intentional. Context comes before a recommendation.
Included in the $99 pilot
- HTTP errors and redirects on the agreed pages
- Page titles, indexing directives, and canonical configuration
- Links between the agreed URLs
- A prioritized report with evidence and suggested next actions
- One recheck of up to five findings, requested within seven days
What you receive
A developer-ready report.
Each finding includes the page URL, observed behavior, evidence, priority, and a suggested next step. Conditional observations and untested areas are clearly labeled.
A check can find no issues. We report that honestly and include the checked-URL inventory.
Open the illustrative report →Outside this pilot
- Website changes or implementation of fixes
- Form submission, checkout, login, or JavaScript application testing
- Visual/mobile QA, performance benchmarking, or a full SEO audit
- Security testing, accessibility certification, or ranking guarantees
- External links and pages outside the agreed list
Checks cover public pages on one origin, using response HTML and verification of candidate findings. AI-assisted tools support the work. The report does not certify the whole site.
How it works
Agree the scope
We confirm the URL list, intended settings, availability, and payment details by email.
Get the handoff
Receive the evidence report, then request the included recheck after your developer makes changes.
Start with the website
Have a site in mind?
Tell us where to look. We’ll confirm whether the $99 scope fits before asking you to pay.
One pilot at a time. Your request does not book a slot or authorize a charge.