Domains
The domain page, history and removing a domain
The twelve modules on a domain's page, the History ledger, the one-round-trip overview, Export PDF, and what deleting a domain destroys.
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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 |
| 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
The domain's menu (…) offers Export PDF. It opens the Reports page on the web with your session. 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 edit pane, Remove.
- iOS: swipe left on the row, 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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