Weekly re-audit
Re-runs the audit weekly and tells you what moved
03 · Monitor
A site should compound, not fade.
It decays one deploy at a time. Someone ships a hero image nobody compressed, a script gets added for a campaign that ended in March, a heading loses its contrast in a redesign. No single change looks like a problem. Six months later the site scores twenty points below where it did the day you fixed it.
Watch re-runs the audit every 7 days and writes to you when something moves. Not a weekly digest: an email when the number changes or a critical fault appears, and silence otherwise.
Start watching a site Run the free audit first
Nothing about your site is stored beyond a score, the counts by severity and the date. No pages, no screenshots, no copy of your markup, which is what the privacy notice says.
The work
What it does
Four things, all of them the same audit you can already run, repeated and compared.
Regression alerts
Alerts when a deploy regresses performance or accessibility
Progress against the plan
Tracks the score against the fix plan so progress is visible
A history, and silence
Keeps every reading, and writes only when something moved
The benefit
Why it is worth paying for
A one-off audit tells you where you stand. This tells you which direction you are moving, which is the more useful of the two once you have fixed the obvious things.
You find out in a week, not a year
A deploy that costs you a second of load time is cheap to undo the week it happens and expensive to find six months later.
The fix plan stops being a document
Every audit produces a ranked list. Watch scores against that list, so you can see the plan being worked through rather than filed.
It answers "compared to when"
Every reading is kept, so the comparison is your own site last week and the week before. A score on its own is hard to act on; a direction is not.
Nobody has to remember to check
The work of monitoring is remembering to do it. That is the part worth automating.
Price
What it costs
Rs 999
a month, per site
Watch and Build each apply to the one site you point them at.
Free
the audit itself, always
The one-off audit stays free and complete whether or not Watch ever exists.
Monthly
and you stop it
Watch bills each month and stops when you tell it to, with nothing charged after that. The audit stays free either way.
Be aware
What Watch keeps
A one-off audit keeps nothing, and our privacy notice has always said so. Watch cannot work that way: spotting a change means keeping what it changed from.
So it keeps the smallest thing that answers the question. A score out of a hundred, how many findings there were at each severity, and the date. Twelve of those per site, the oldest dropping off as new ones arrive. Not your pages, not your markup, not a screenshot, and no copy of anything we read: the audit itself is discarded the moment the score is taken from it.
Every email carries a link that stops the watch in one click, and stopping it stops the looking the same minute. Ask for the readings to be deleted too, by replying to any of them, and they go. The privacy notice sets all of that out; it was rewritten before any of this ran, not after.
Start watching a site
Rs 999 a month per site. The first look runs straight away, so you have a baseline the same minute, and after that you only hear from us when something moves.
Cancel from any of those emails, in one click, without writing to anybody. We keep a score, the counts by severity and the date. Not your pages.