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Website and SEO
The real-browser site check, the security checkup, the single-page SEO, accessibility and mobile scores, the whole-site crawl, the search-intent report, fix suggestions, and PDF reports.
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The Website module on a domain holds two kinds of checks: what the site serves to a browser (headers, cookies, exposed paths, technology, blocklists) and what the page says about itself (titles, headings, links, images, accessibility, mobile readiness). The SEO & accessibility module extends the second kind across the whole site. On the web the same checks live on a domain's SEO & search tab (and SEO in the rail for every domain), with the security headers under Security, Overview.
Articles
- The site check - your pages loaded in a real browser as a phone on 4G: speed, mobile, SEO, security, accessibility and errors, each finding with its cause and fix.
- Security checkup - the nine headers, cookies, sensitive paths, technology, attack surface and blocklists, with a score out of 100.
- Single-page SEO, accessibility and mobile scores - what the homepage scan measures, how the three scores are weighted, and manual URL scans.
- Whole-site crawl - sitemap plus links, 25 pages on Starter; on Pro and Enterprise up to 300 pages in the web's site audit and 5,000 in the app's deep crawl, with per-page detail.
- IndexNow - tell Bing, Yandex and other engines a page changed, and keep a record of what each one answered.
- Search intent report - which pages compete for one search, and what to do about it.
- Fix suggestions and the work queue - per-issue guidance, the AI fix plan, and the developer brief.
- AI-written content and location pages - what Google says about AI-written pages and city pages, and how DomainGuard's checks and AI features follow it.
- Reports, PDF and white-label branding - the technical report, emailing it, automatic scans, and Enterprise branding.
Plans
| Free | Starter | Pro / Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Security checkup | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Homepage SEO, accessibility and mobile scores (with each domain scan) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Website-only rescan, saved manual URL scans, AI suggestions | No | Yes | Yes |
| Whole-site crawl | No | 25 pages | Up to 300 pages (web site audit); up to 5,000 (app deep crawl) |
| Automatic SEO scans | No | Weekly | Daily |
| Automatic SEO report email | No | No | Yes |
| White-label report branding | No | No | Enterprise |
| IndexNow change notices | No | Yes | Yes |
| Site check (real-browser speed and mobile) | On demand | On demand, plus weekly | On demand, plus daily |
The SEO endpoints refuse a Free account with 402 plan_upgrade_required. GET /api/seo-results/policy is open on every plan so the dashboard can say what the plan allows.
Common questions
Do the SEO checks include page speed? The homepage SEO scan does not: it reads the HTML and has no speed score. Speed is measured by the site check, which loads the page in a real browser as a phone on 4G and scores it with Lighthouse's metrics and weights. score_page_performance over MCP reports weight, requests and render-blocking resources as facts, not as a score.
In reading order
Articles in Website and SEO
- The site check: speed, mobile, SEO and security in a real browserHow the site check loads your pages as a phone on 4G, what the six sections measure, how each finding tells you the cause and the fix, and when checks run on their own.Updated
- Security checkupWhat the security checkup reads from your live site: headers, cookies, exposed files, technology, subdomains, blocklists and registration, with every check.Updated
- Single-page SEO, accessibility and mobile scoresWhat the homepage scan measures, how the SEO, accessibility and mobile-readiness scores are weighted, why a score can be a dash, and manual URL scans.Updated
- Whole-site crawlHow the crawl finds pages (sitemap plus links), what it checks on each, the 25-page Starter cap, the 300-page site audit and the 5,000-page deep crawl, progress, cancelling and per-page.Updated
- IndexNow: tell search engines a page changedTurning IndexNow on for a domain, the key file your site has to serve, which engines get notified, sending pages by hand or from the sitemap, and the record of every URL sent and what each engine answered.Updated
- Search intent reportEvery crawled page read as informational, commercial, transactional or navigational; pairs competing for one search with a fix; missing links; SERP.Updated
- Fix suggestions and the work queuePer-issue guidance with paste-ready snippets, the AI fix plan for a whole domain (a human version and an agent brief), the work queue, and the developer brief.Updated
- AI-written content and location pagesWhat Google says about AI-written pages, city pages and structured data, how DomainGuard's checks and AI features follow it, and when a page for a town is worth making.Updated
- Reports, PDF and white-label brandingThe technical SEO report built on the server, downloading or emailing it, the automatic scan (daily on Pro, weekly on Starter), and Enterprise white-label branding.Updated
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