Tracked pages
A watchlist of URLs, with scores over time.
Tracking a page adds it to a watchlist. Its latest score sits on the dashboard, every re-analysis is kept, and you can see the direction it is moving without going to look.
Tracking a page
Track it from a report you have just run, or paste a URL into the tracked pages screen. Give it a label if the URL is not self-explanatory: on a site with forty product pages, "Pricing" is easier to scan than a path.
The label is yours and is never sent anywhere. It does not affect the analysis, and changing it does not lose the history attached to the URL.
Reading the list
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Page | Your label, with the URL beneath it. |
| Score | The most recent overall score and its grade. |
| Change | The difference from the previous analysis of the same page. |
| Findings | Critical and recommended counts as they stand now. |
| Last run | When it was last analysed. Anything old enough to be stale is marked. |
The change column
The arrow compares the most recent analysis with the one before it, not with a fixed baseline. A page that went 62, 78, 76 shows as down two even though it is well up over the month. The history chart is where the trend is, and the arrow is only the last step.
A score that drops without you having touched the page is worth a look rather than a shrug. The usual causes are real: a certificate expiring, a third-party script slowing down, field vitals shifting as the 28 day window rolls, or somebody else deploying something. Open the comparison and it names the findings that changed.
Keeping them current
Tracking does not re-analyse on its own. Refresh a page by hand from the list, or put it on a schedule so it re-runs without you. Scheduling is available from Pro. See URL monitoring.
How many you can track
There is no separate cap on tracked pages. What they cost is analyses: each refresh is one report against your monthly allowance, so a hundred tracked pages refreshed weekly is roughly four hundred reports a month. Check that against your plan before scheduling them all daily.
Over the API
Tracked pages are fully available to code: list them, add one, trigger a refresh, read the history. See Tracked pages.