Ship fast without quietly breaking your own site
Catch the noindex tag, the blocked route and the third-party script that wrecks your vitals in the same release they were introduced — not a month later in a traffic report.
What saas teams keep running into
Left is the problem in your words. Right is what the scan does about it.
“A staging noindex reached production and nobody noticed for weeks”
Scan after every deploy: an indexing regression shows up in minutes rather than in next quarter's traffic.
“Marketing and engineering argue about whether the site got slower”
Vitals come from Google PageSpeed and are stored per scan, so the argument is settled by a dated number.
“Your docs and blog are the top of the funnel and nobody owns their health”
Crawl the whole site and get one ranked list covering docs, blog and marketing pages together.
“Every new analytics or chat script costs performance and no one measures it”
Re-scan after adding a script and see the exact cost as a ranked issue, not a vague feeling.
“You cannot tell whether last month's SEO work did anything”
Scores are versioned, so a real improvement is never confused with a change in how the score is computed.
“Nobody wants another dashboard nobody checks”
Connect Search Console, Analytics and Cloudflare and everything lands on one page per site.
Questions
Can we run this in CI?
There is a REST API with key-based auth for the data plane, so a scan can be triggered and read from a pipeline. Scheduled scans with regression alerts are on the roadmap and not shipped yet.
Do you store our analytics data?
Connections are read-only and scoped to your workspace. Tokens are encrypted at rest and can be revoked from the connections page or from Google or Cloudflare directly.
Bring me a site you care about
One page is free and instant, no account. Open one and I'll take the whole site and keep every check-up on record.