Nineteen parallel checks on a single Endpoint authentication SSL/TLS DNS SEO WHOIS tech stack redirects Open Graph structured data accessibility HTTP headers CSP cookies PWA favicon robots.txt sitemap page speed and broken links. Completion time depends on the target and upstream providers.

Same underlying checkers but results arrive together in one graded report you can share compare over time or attach to a ticket. The /check page is how most of our users start — identify the biggest issue first then drill into the specific tool page for in-depth remediation.

Yes. Every public run is persisted to a permanent URL like Endpoint The report has a dynamic OG image a copy-ready public link a Markdown badge and an iframe card so it can be posted in READMEs launch posts docs tickets status pages and team dashboards.

No aggregate Site Audit monitor exists today. The 19-check report is a one-off audit. Paid plans schedule supported dimensions such as uptime SSL DNS SEO redirects page speed and broken links as separate monitors with cadence and alert channels determined by the plan.

Seventeen checks run in parallel in the fast lane and finish first. Page speed and broken-link crawling are slower by nature — they each take longer and stream their progress separately. The UI reveals results as they complete so you never wait for the slowest check before seeing useful findings.

That's fine — every check operates on public data (DNS HTTP headers HTML source public certs). You can audit competitors prospects or any site you're about to acquire. None of the checks require authentication with the target domain.

Yes. POST Endpoint with domain: example.com returns the 17 fast-lane check dimensions. Page speed and broken-link crawling are slower follow-up checks in the web UI. The route applies the current hourly and daily request budgets for anonymous free and paid callers.