Checks
The site, gone over in detail
Beyond a page that answers: missing tags, dead links, the security grade and each page's share card.
A classic probe requests a page, gets “200 OK” and stays quiet. PostShip reads the page: that is how it sees what is missing, what is leaking, and what got worse since the last run.
The site scan
A scan reads every page that answers and notes what is missing in its head: a title that is absent or too long, a description, an h1, a forgotten noindex, a canonical tag, a language. A scan's page shows what changed since the previous one, filters by verdict and by issue, displays as a list or a tree, and exports to CSV. “Monitor this page” opens the add dialog with the address filled in. Scanning is included in every plan: 50 pages a month on Discover, 500 on Pro, 3000 on Pro Plus.
On every release
The home page's links are tested, resources loaded in clear text on an encrypted page are noted, and a JavaScript or CSS file that disappeared is detected. One line in the deploy's report, not one alert per link.
The security grade
A score out of 100 and a letter, three lists from blocking to hardening, and for each finding the exact fix — the header to set, written as it should be. It can be rerun without waiting for a deploy. With a verified domain, it also looks for files exposed by mistake: .env, .git, backups.
The share card
Each monitored URL shows its Open Graph card as a social network would display it — title, description, image — so you see a broken image before your readers do.