Terms

What it does

You give it a domain. It reads pages of that site the way a search engine’s crawler does, measures a fixed set of things, and returns findings — each one a single URL and a single measurement you can check by opening the page.

The free tariff

3 sites, one analysis of each per week, and a report that stays readable for 30 days. Past those the run stops rather than costing you anything, and the refusal says which bound stopped it and when it lifts.

Paid reports are not on sale yet. When they are, their price will be on this site before anybody is asked for it.

What it does not promise

• Not a ranking. Nothing here promises traffic, positions or revenue. A finding says what is measurably true of a page; what that is worth is your judgement.
• Not complete. A free analysis reads a bounded number of pages, and every report names what it did not reach. A site that refuses our crawler produces a report that says so rather than an empty one.
• Not advice about your business. The tasks a report produces are changes to pages, phrased so you can tell whether they were done.

What you agree to

• Only analyse sites you own or are allowed to test. Everything the free analysis reads is public, but that is not the same as permission.
• Do not use it to attack anything. The crawler is bounded and respects robots.txt; do not try to make it do otherwise.
• A report’s link is a credential. Share it deliberately — anybody holding it can read that report.

Ending it

You can stop at any time. Write to [email protected] to have your account and its data deleted — the privacy page says how long that takes.

We can end an account that is being used to attack a site or to analyse sites at a rate the free tariff exists to prevent. If that happens you will be told why.

Changes

These terms change by being rewritten, and the date at the top moves when they do. There is no clause here reserving the right to change them silently, because a term that can be changed silently is not a term.