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Sign up for an account, click Add Site on your dashboard, enter your URL, and click Run Scan. Results show up in about 30 seconds. You get a scored report with ranked findings and fix steps.

From your dashboard, click Add Site. Enter the full URL with https:// and give it a name. We check the URL points to a live public page before saving it. You can add sites at any time.

Email verification confirms your account is real. You can browse the app before verifying, but scans are locked until you click the link in your email. The link is valid for 24 hours. If it expires, request a new one from Settings.

Your email starts a 7-day Studio trial so you can unlock full results, fix steps, and scheduled scans. Set a password anytime from the sign-in page.

Edit your site and choose Weekly or Monthly under Scan Frequency. Scans run on their own from that point. You get an email when results are ready. This feature is on Pro and Studio plans.

Pro allows 15 sites and Studio allows 50. Each plan also has a daily scan limit: 100 for Pro and 500 for Studio. Most users never hit the daily limit with normal use.

Yes. On the site detail page, click the Pause button to stop scheduled scans. The site stays in your list. You can turn it back on at any time without losing past scan data.

Starter scans up to 5 pages, Pro up to 25, and Studio up to 100. Pages are found from your sitemap or links on your home page. You can also set which pages to include.

Most issues come from shared templates and site-wide settings, so they show up on every page. Scanning a handful of key pages catches the same issues as scanning 1,000. This keeps scans fast and results clear.

Your score is the share of checks that passed out of the total checks run. It is rounded down to a whole number. AI Readiness findings are rated on their own and not part of the main score.

Critical findings are urgent issues like mixed content or missing HTTPS. They appear at the top of your report. Warnings are real issues but less urgent. Info findings are tips or notes that don't need action.

Every report has a Share button that copies a public link. Anyone with the link can view the report without logging in. They see all scores, findings, and fix steps. No account needed.

On Pro and Studio plans, open your report and click the PDF or CSV button in the top bar. PDF works great for client meetings. CSV is useful for your own review in a spreadsheet. Use a desktop browser for best results.

On Pro and Studio plans, you can mark a finding as an accepted risk if it does not apply to your site. Accepted findings are excluded from your score and hidden from the action plan. If the page-specific finding changes later, SiteCurl shows it again for re-review.

A partial scan means the timeout was reached before all checks finished. Results for the checks that did finish are still saved and shown. Running the scan again usually fixes this.

The Action Plan ranks your failed checks by priority. Quick wins are low-effort fixes with the highest impact. Deeper fixes take more work but address important issues.

Go to your billing page. New users click Upgrade Plan to pick a plan and check out. If you already pay for a plan, click Manage Subscription to switch plans through the Stripe portal.

Go to your billing page and click Manage Subscription. You can switch to a lower plan from the Stripe portal. The change takes effect at the end of your current billing period.

Yes. Click Manage Subscription on your billing page. The Stripe portal lets you switch between monthly and yearly billing. Yearly plans save about 17 percent.

Go to your billing page and click Cancel Plan. A short survey helps us learn why. You will then go to Stripe to confirm. You keep access until the end of your billing period.

Go to Settings and click Delete Account. There is a 7-day grace period. You get an email with a link to undo the deletion if you change your mind. After 7 days, all data is removed.

Free accounts with no scan activity for 90 days receive a final warning email, then are scheduled for deletion after 30 more days. Run a scan at any time to stay active.

New accounts get a 7-day trial with full Studio access, including 50 sites and scheduled scans. No credit card needed. Pick Pro or Studio from your billing page before the trial ends to keep all features.

Yes. Go to Settings and click Export Data. You get a ZIP file with CSVs for your account, sites, scans, and findings. This works on all plans. The file is ready in a few seconds.

Click the Unsubscribe link at the bottom of any marketing email. This only stops marketing emails. You still get password resets, scan reports, and account alerts as normal.

We run 91 checks across 7 areas: SEO, speed, security, accessibility, technical health, uptime, and AI readiness. Each finding tells you what is wrong, why it matters, and how to fix it.

AI Readiness looks at 21 signals (markup, headings, structured data, language, canonical URLs, and more) that help AI tools read and cite your site. This beta feature runs on your home page only and has its own rating apart from your main score.

On Studio plans, you can swap SiteCurl branding for your own name, accent color, and footer text. Clients see your brand, not ours. Changes apply to new reports only. Past reports keep the old look.

This check looks for pages that share the same title or meta description. Duplicates make it harder for search engines to pick which page to show. Give each page a unique title and description.

This check looks for hreflang tags that tell search engines which language version of a page to show. It flags invalid language codes and missing x-default tags.

This check compares your sitemap to internal links. Pages in the sitemap that no other page links to are flagged as orphans. Add links to help visitors and bots find them.

This check finds internal links that redirect instead of loading directly. Each redirect adds load time and wastes crawl budget. Update links to point to the final URL.

This check tests whether your server supports HTTP/2. HTTP/2 lets browsers download multiple files over one connection, which makes pages load faster.

This check calls Google PageSpeed Insights to measure page load speed, responsiveness, and visual stability. It needs a PAGESPEED_API_KEY to run.

On Pro and Studio plans, you get an email when your score drops by your configured threshold (default 10 points). You can adjust this threshold from 5 to 50 points in Settings.

On Pro and Studio plans, you get an email when a scan detects new critical-severity issues that did not exist in the previous scan. You can turn this on or off in Settings.

On Pro and Studio plans, you get an email after each scan with a link to your report. You can turn this on or off in Settings under the alerts section.

Go to Settings and open the Preferences tab. You can turn email reports, score drop alerts, and critical issue alerts on or off. You can also set a custom score drop threshold. Changes take effect right away.

Click the Manage email preferences link at the bottom of any SiteCurl email. You can turn reports, product news, and marketing emails on or off from that page.

The Priority Inbox shows up to 5 action items on your dashboard, sorted by urgency. It flags new critical issues, score drops, unresolved problems, quick fixes, and stale scans so you know what to address first.

Go to Settings and open the API tab. Enter a name for the key and click Create key. Copy the key right away. It is shown once and cannot be retrieved later. Pro plans get 3 keys and Studio plans get 10.

Go to Settings, open the API tab, and click Revoke next to the key you want to disable. The key stops working immediately. Any integration using that key will need a new one.

Use the API to create a webhook endpoint with a URL and the events you want. SiteCurl sends HMAC-signed POST requests, shows the signing secret once at creation, and supports 2 endpoints on Pro and 10 on Studio.

Three events: scan_completed (after every scan), score_dropped (when your score falls by more than your threshold), and critical_regression (when new critical issues appear). Each endpoint can subscribe to any combination.

Add the SiteCurl MCP server URL and your API key to your editor config (works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf). You get 11 tools for listing sites, triggering scans, reading findings, and tracking regressions. See the API docs page for setup details.

MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets AI coding tools talk to SiteCurl directly. Instead of switching to the dashboard, you can ask your AI assistant to run audits, check scores, and find regressions without leaving your editor. It works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.

Install the @sitecurl/mcp npm package and run sitecurl-check with your site URL. It triggers a scan, waits for results, and exits with code 1 if findings exceed your threshold. Works with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and any system that runs npm packages. See the API docs page for examples.