Domains
The domain page, history and removing a domain
The four tabs of a domain's web page, the twelve modules in the app, the History ledger, the one-round-trip overview, Export PDF, and what deleting a domain destroys.
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On the web
Open a domain from Domains or Overview. The page has five tabs:
| Tab | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Overview | The setup guide, the headline figures, the open findings with a next action each, What we check (email authentication, certificate, registration, nameservers, search, performance, uptime) and recent changes |
| Site check | The homepage loaded in a real browser as a phone on 4G: Speed, Mobile, SEO, Security, Accessibility and Errors, each finding with its fix |
| SEO & search | The SEO workspace for this domain: Overview, Pages, Search intent, Keywords, Local & profile, Competitors, Work queue, Reports, Setup & sources, More checks, Accessibility |
| Email & DMARC | Aggregate reports, sending sources and managed records |
| Uptime | The five-minute probe's history |
The ⋯ menu beside the title holds Get help using AI, Open the site, Pause or Resume monitoring, Change group (or Add to a group), Mute findings for 30 days and Remove domain. Vulnerabilities, hosts and impostor domains are account-wide pages on the web: Security and Software in the rail.
In the app: the modules, in order
| Module | What it shows | Plan |
|---|---|---|
| DNS | The records read on the last scan | Free |
| Certificate | Days left, issuer, source, chain, HSTS, renewal history, subdomain certificates | Free |
| Email & DMARC | SPF, DKIM, DMARC and MX with Pass / Review / Fail and the record to publish; sending sources from aggregate reports | Records free; report intake Starter |
| Website | Content, accessibility, mobile and security checkup scores; blocklists, DNSSEC, headers; Security checkup, Website review and Accessibility audit; Check blocklists and Crawl every page | Checks free; crawl Starter |
| Site check | The homepage in a real browser as a phone on 4G: Speed, Mobile, SEO, Security, Accessibility and Errors | Free |
| Uptime | Availability from the five-minute probe | Free (three domains) |
| Vulnerabilities | Alerts, Software and Hosts for this domain | Free on demand; scheduled on paid plans |
| SEO & accessibility | Score and history, the crawl, keywords, competitors, issues, work queue, reports, search intent, Local SEO | Starter; Local SEO is Pro |
| Impostor domains | Lookalikes worst first, with the count of variations checked | Check free; watch Starter |
| Subdomains | Every host found, Exposed / Live / Gone | Free |
| Compliance | PCI, HIPAA and CMMC records, opened on the web with your session | Web |
| Reports | Export PDF, opened on the web with your session | Web; PDF reports start at Starter |
| History | Every scan, change and action on this domain | Free |
The overview bundle
The app loads a domain's whole page in one round trip (GET /api/domains/:id/overview) the moment the domain list lands, for the whole portfolio, in the background, and keeps it between launches. That is why a domain opens on its last-known detail instantly and refreshes behind it. The bundle composes the same routes the modules use, so each part keeps its own plan gate.
History
GET /api/domains/:id/history returns every scan result for the domain over time; GET /api/domains/:id/checkup-history the security checkups. In the app, History is the last module on the page. The account-wide ledger under the Alerts tab (History) merges alerts, scans, changes, credit spends and sign-ins into one timeline. Tools: get_domain_history, get_checkup_history, get_alert_activity.
Export PDF
In the app, the domain's menu (…) offers Open on the web, which opens the domain on the web with your session; the PDF is generated from Reports there. The report is the technical SEO report built on the server; see Reports and PDF. Nothing on a domain hands a file to another app; results stay in the account.
Removing a domain
- Web: the domain's ⋯ menu, Remove domain; or the ⋯ menu on its row under Domains.
- iOS: swipe left on the row on the Monitoring tab, or the long-press menu, or the domain's ⋯ menu, Remove domain. The swipe asks first; nothing is removed by the swipe alone.
- API/MCP:
DELETE /api/domains/:id,delete_domain(marked destructive).
Deleting removes the domain and its entire scan history, change events, lookalike results and setup answers. Re-adding it later does not recover any of it. Account-level records survive deletion: the scan usage counters and the domain add/delete events, so cycling a domain does not reset a Free allowance.
Deleting is never gated by plan; a domain over the allowance can be removed like any other.
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