Availability & domain health
Keep the basics in view before a visitor reaches the homepage.
- Website downtime
- SSL certificate problems and expiration
- Domain and DNS problems
- Domain-expiration risks
SiteCop. Your website never sleeps. Neither do we.
Launching with assisted inspectionsConcept artwork. Dashboard readings are illustrative, not live monitoring.
A professional eye on your online property
Find the faults.
Keep business moving.
A website can be online—and still have problems that get in a customer’s way.
SiteCop brings AI-assisted review and human judgment together to inspect your website, explain what needs attention and help you plan the next step.
Assisted inspections first. Continuous automated monitoring and customer dashboards are in development.
01 / What SiteCop inspects
Beyond “is it online?”
Is it working?
Your site has many moving parts. An agreed inspection can cover the basics that support availability, customer contact and a credible presentation.
Links, pages & assets
Find dead ends and missing pieces that interrupt the experience.
- Broken links and missing pages
- Missing images, files and other assets
Forms & customer journeys
Inspect the paths visitors use to contact you or place an order.
- Broken contact and order forms
- Agreed tests of important customer paths
Speed & mobile presentation
Look for friction on the screens your visitors actually use.
- Slow-loading pages
- Poor mobile display
Changes & content
Review what has changed and what may need attention.
- Malware indicators or suspicious website changes
- Outdated content
Accessibility & search basics
Check foundational issues that affect usability and discoverability.
- Basic accessibility problems
- Basic SEO problems
Coverage depends on access, platform and agreed scope. Form submissions, order tests and private-account checks require permission. Findings reflect the checks actually completed.
02 / The Site Citation Report
Clear findings.
Practical next steps.
A citation is a problem to address, not a pile of technical jargon.
Your report explains what was observed, where it was found, why it matters and what to do next. It also identifies checks that could not be completed.
- Priorities you can understand
- Page or asset involved
- Supporting observations
- Suggested corrections and follow-up
Sample report / Illustrative only
Site Citation Report
example.com · Not a real inspection
Three sample findingsExpand a finding below
PriorityContact form destination unavailable
Example location: /contact
- Illustrative observation
- The form is configured to submit to a page that returns a “not found” response.
- Why it matters
- A visitor may believe a message was sent when no inquiry reaches the business.
- Suggested next step
- Correct the destination and complete an authorized delivery test, including the success and error states.
AttentionA key image is missing
Example location: /images/offer-banner.webp
- Illustrative observation
- A page references an image file that is no longer available at its configured location.
- Why it matters
- The offer loses its visual explanation and the page can look unfinished.
- Suggested next step
- Restore the file or update the image path, then verify the page at desktop and mobile widths.
ReviewCertificate renewal needs attention
Example scope: HTTPS certificate
- Illustrative observation
- A certificate is approaching its renewal date and renewal arrangements need confirmation.
- Why it matters
- An expired certificate can cause browser warnings or disrupt access.
- Suggested next step
- Confirm renewal with the hosting provider and verify the renewed certificate is served correctly.
03 / How SiteCop works
From website address
to a clearer action plan.
Submit your website
Tell us the address, your primary concern and how to reach you.
Assisted inspection
We confirm scope and review the agreed pages, assets and customer paths.
Receive your Site Citation Report
See detected problems explained in plain language, with supporting observations.
Plan the corrections
Review recommended next steps and discuss an appropriate continuing patrol plan.
Keep watch
Once a patrol arrangement is agreed and activated, recurring checks watch for new issues.
04 / Monthly patrol plans
Start with an inspection.
Plan the continuing patrol.
Choose a starting point for the conversation. We confirm covered sites, checks, frequency and alert methods before activation or billing.
First step
Start free site inspectionFree Initial Website Inspection
An assisted review of agreed pages and key website paths.
Single-Site Patrol
$29/month
A focused starting point for one website.
For owners who want an agreed set of recurring checks and a clear place to begin.
- Agreed recurring inspection scope
- Plain-language findings
- Correction priorities to discuss
Business Patrol
$79/month
A broader conversation for a business-critical site.
Discuss important forms, key pages and the customer paths your business depends on.
- Agreed recurring inspection scope
- Plain-language findings
- Correction priorities to discuss
Portfolio Patrol
$199/month
A coordinated view of your online properties.
Discuss a collection of sites, reporting priorities and the scope needed across your portfolio.
- Agreed recurring inspection scope
- Plain-language findings
- Correction priorities to discuss
Agency and Domainer Patrol
Custom pricing. A scope built around your portfolio.
For agencies, developers and domain owners coordinating inspection needs across multiple properties.
Plan selection sends an inquiry only. No payment is taken and no subscription starts here. Site limits, recurring-check cadence, repair work and any additional services are confirmed separately. Automated dashboard features are planned, not currently offered as a live self-service product.
For agencies, developers & domain portfolios
More properties.
One organized conversation.
A collection of websites should not become a collection of blind spots.
Bring your site list, priority journeys and reporting needs. We can discuss inspection scope for client sites, developed domains, business portfolios and recently launched properties.
Group sites by priorityAgree on permitted testingCoordinate findings with your team
Discuss my portfolioQuestions before the first patrol
Know what
to expect.
Is this an instant automated scan?
No. Launch inspections are assisted reviews. Submit your website and we will review the request, confirm the scope and arrange the inspection. Automated monitoring and a customer dashboard are planned as the service develops.
What is included in the free initial inspection?
An initial review of agreed public pages and key website paths, followed by a plain-language summary of observed issues. The precise checks and coverage are confirmed before work begins; a request is not an unlimited audit of every page or system.
Will SiteCop submit my forms or place test orders?
Only with appropriate authorization and an agreed test method. Contact forms and order flows can affect real inboxes, inventory or payments. We confirm which tests are permitted and use a test environment or safe test procedure when needed.
Is SiteCop a cybersecurity or compliance audit?
SiteCop focuses on website inspection and operational issues. Suspicious changes and visible malware indicators can be flagged, but the service is not penetration testing, incident response, a malware-free guarantee or an accessibility-compliance certification.
Does SiteCop fix the problems it finds?
The report recommends corrections. Repair work, implementation and any additional fees are discussed and agreed separately. You can also share the report with your existing developer or service provider.
Are the monthly plans active automatically?
No. The displayed prices are the starting plan options for discussion. Covered sites, checks, frequency, alert methods and the start date must be confirmed before activation or billing. This website does not enroll you in a subscription or take payment.
Can agencies and domain owners use SiteCop?
Yes, inquiries are welcome from agencies, developers and portfolio owners. Tell us about the properties you manage, the checks you need and your reporting requirements so a suitable scope can be discussed.
What access do you need?
Start with the public website address. Do not send passwords, private keys or payment details through this form. Any access beyond public pages, DNS information or owner-provided renewal details will be arranged separately and with permission.
Start with your website
Let’s take
a closer look.
Tell us where to begin.
Enter your website address and the best way to reach you. We’ll review your request and confirm the inspection scope and permissions.
This is an inspection request—not an instant scan. Please do not send passwords, private keys or payment information.
Inspect. Understand. Take action.