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Keep your website working.
Plan its regular care.
Check one page for public upkeep signals, then review the maintenance tasks only you can confirm.
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Check your page’s upkeep signals.
Check one page for public upkeep signals, then review the maintenance tasks only you can confirm.
Checking your page
Public HTML cannot verify backups, installed software versions, admin security, malware or live form delivery. These checks are an upkeep snapshot, not a security audit.
What this tool helps you review
Clear signals. Practical next steps.
Review the basics.
Check HTTPS, redirect paths, HTTP resource references, response-header signals, page title, viewport, language, empty links, image alt attributes and contact links.
Add what you know.
Review your backup and restore process, software updates, important forms, current content and who owns routine maintenance. Your answers stay in this browser.
Create a care plan.
Turn detected issues and your observations into a useful list of follow-up tasks. Unanswered questions remain on a review list.
Use the result in context
Understand what each finding means.
- PASS
The described signal was detected. This confirms that signal only.
- NEEDS ATTENTION
A specific signal was missing or restricted. Review the finding and whether a change is appropriate.
- INFO
The finding needs context or a manual review. It is not counted as a confirmed problem.
Before you begin
Website Maintenance Checker questions.
Is this a security or malware audit?
No. Public HTML does not reveal your backup quality, installed software versions, admin permissions or malware status. Header presence alone does not establish that a website is secure.
Does it test forms, links or website speed?
It detects common contact and empty-link signals, but does not send forms, open linked pages or measure speed. Use the Broken Link Checker for destination checks and SEO Checkup for its optional mobile speed feature.
What should I do after the report?
Review the findings in context, complete the five upkeep questions, then create your next-step plan. Test changes and backups in a safe environment before changing a live website.
What happens to the information I enter?
The server uses the submitted URL to fetch public HTML for this check. Guided answers remain in this browser. The plugin does not save reports or scanned HTML. Reloading resets the local draft or review. Ordinary hosting access logs may still be retained.
Make your next improvement count.
Bring your findings to Pro Web Services for help with your website.