What shipped

A 36-second film of a page that looks finished until Shipwork’s audit finds what’s actually shipped: noindex, a canonical pointed at staging, a stale sitemap. Watch it.

The outbound link checker now lists up to 50 destinations with the page where each link was found. The free preview shows the first 15; response checks still cover up to 15 links.

Updated the redirect generator and bulk checker with worked examples, clarified what the traffic checker measures, and improved the SEOptimer comparison and outbound link guidance.

The full audit now runs the whole site as a background job with real progress: pages crawled, pages found, a progress bar and a clock. The sample report lands in seconds while it runs.

Running out of credits on a full run now shows the credit packs, one click away, on every metered tool, instead of an error.

A paid feed scan reads 2,000 products included, then continues through the rest of the catalogue at 1 credit per 5,000 products, up to 12,000 in one scan.

Liquid-glass design across every page, a new home page, pricing page, account page and footer, a mobile menu, and questions as an accordion.

Unlimited moves to $12 a month or $86 a year, with 30 credits every month; annual plans now get twelve months of credits.

Five tool comparisons (Ahrefs, Semrush, Screaming Frog, SEOptimer, ShopGrader), canonical/duplicate/soft-404 deep dives, and every Merchant Center rejection string answered.

Every check now shows its work after the verdict: real server-measured step timings, animated reveal, on every tool.

Hitting the weekly ceiling now shows a proper upgrade card with a Go-unlimited button on all 14 tools, instead of a dead error line.

The home page count is computed from the tool registry, so it can never drift again. Sitemap carries honest per-page dates.

A template-escaping bug had silently killed the log parser: status codes never read, lines never split. Now parses real Nginx/Apache logs correctly.

Sites that 403/522 crawlers no longer kill the whole audit. The block is reported as the finding and every other lens still runs.

Pricing spells out the proxy-use rule: crawling sites you do not own ends the plan with no refund.