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internal links
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Number of links or pages you have within your website
Internal links are the number of unique links you have across your website that link to your website. This number is the same as the total number of webpages you have on your website.
Learn More >Internal links are the number of unique links you have across your website that link to your website. This number is the same as the total number of webpages you have on your website. For more information visit our FAQ here.
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external links
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Number of links to external websites you have
External links are the number of unique links you have across your website that link out of your website. This number is the same as the total number of webpages you link to from your website.
Learn More >External links are the number of unique links you have across your website that link out of your website. This number is the same as the total number of webpages you link to from your website. FAQ here.
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malware detection
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A subscription is required for this service.
Don’t expose your users to malware that can steal their information or even worse, infect their computer. Make sure your website is safe!
Learn More >We use a handful of industry-leading malware tools to check for the existence of malware on your website. Due to the nature of the definition of “malware”, our detection mechanisms cannot be 100% accurate. This means the potential exists for malware to exist on your website and our scans did not detect it, as well as the inverse, where our scans detect malware but you may not consider it to be malware.
Pass: Our scanners did not detect the presence of malware on your website.
Warn: Your website may potentially have malware but we couldn’t determine for certain it is malware.
Fail: Your website likely has malware present as defined by our malware scanners. FAQ here.
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uptime monitoring
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A subscription is requried for this service.
Sign up so we can start monitoring your site and reporting back on your overall uptime as well as sending you immediate alerts when your site is offline and your users are left in the dark!
Learn More >We continually monitor your website and alert you within minutes of going offline. We alert via email and optionally SMS. If you don’t know what to do in the event of an alert, it’s recommended you call either your webmaster or web host as soon as possible so they can address the issue and get your website back up. FAQ here.
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spelling issues
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You have no spelling issues
These are words from your website that are not contained in our extended English dictionary and are likely spelled incorrectly. With a free trial you can create your own custom dictionary to remove words from your results and bulk download your results to a spreadsheet.
Learn More >spelling issuesSpelling issues are the number of potential spelling mistakes you have on your website. We check your website against known standard dictionaries. If you have industry specific language (ie medical language) or jargon it may show up as a potential misspelled word even though you don’t consider it to be misspelled. FAQ here.
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missing alt attributes
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You have no missing <img> alt attributes
What does this mean? In the HTML of your website you have
Learn More ><img>tags that each should contain analtattribute. Alt attributes are required for website accessibility for visually impaired users and without them you are in violation of some US and EU laws that can lead to potential lawsuits or fines.missing alt attributesWhen images on your website lack proper alt (alternative text) attributes, you’re unintentionally locking out millions of users who rely on screen readers to browse the web. Alt text provides essential context for visually impaired users, describing the content or function of an image so that everyone can understand and interact with your website equally. It’s not just a matter of inclusivity—it’s a legal and financial liability.
Under WCAG 2.1 accessibility guidelines, non-decorative images must have meaningful alt attributes. Failing to meet this standard can leave your business vulnerable to lawsuits or regulatory enforcement. In the U.S., the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has been used as the basis for thousands of accessibility lawsuits—many resulting in settlements or fines exceeding $20,000. In the EU, starting June 28, 2025, enforcement under the European Accessibility Act will allow regulators to issue fines of up to €50,000, depending on the country. Fixing alt text is one of the simplest and most cost-effective ways to avoid these consequences.
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missing images
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You have no missing images
These are missing images on your website. This means the HTML of your website is expecting to insert a remote image but the image referenced was not available.
Learn More >missing imagesThis is the number of missing images (aka broken image links) you have on your website. Towards the bottom of the page below this summary you will see the individual missing images listed along with each page of your website where they were found. FAQ here.
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broken links
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You have no broken links
These broken links are for both internal (your site) and external (linked sites) websites. If a user clicks on one of these links it will take them to a dead page.
Learn More >broken linksThis is the number of broken links you have on your website. This number includes both internal and external links. Towards the bottom of the page below this summary you will see the individual broken links listed along with each page of your website where they were found. FAQ here.
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vulnerabilities
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You have no vulnerabilities
Vulnerabilities make your website more prone to being hacked and potentially the installation of malware.
Learn More >vulnerabilitiesWe use an industry-leading vulnerability scanner to check for the existence of vulnerabilities on your website. A vulnerability does not mean your website has been exploited. It means the potential exists for your website to be exploited in one of several ways including, but not limited to, the installation of malware or the accessing or potentially confidential data.
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