Health Watch is PageLens AI's recurring monitoring layer for verified sites. It is designed to catch changes over time: score drops, broken links, downtime, security-header regressions, sitemap changes and verified badge drift.
Use it when a site is live, important, or changing often. A Health Watch scan gives you a consistent comparison point so you can see whether the site has improved, drifted, or picked up new issues since the last completed scan.
Availability
Health Watch is available to existing customers whose legacy account entitlement covers a verified domain. PageLens AI continues to honour that access, but Health Watch is not part of the current public purchase path.
New visitors should start with the free initial check, then choose the $1 Quick Report or $9 Full Report only if they need the complete repair guidance. The Full Report includes one verification re-scan and does not create a subscription.
Page coverage
Health Watch is intentionally focused. It currently checks up to 5 pages per recurring run so the results stay comparable over time.
That page cap is separate from one-time reports. Use a one-time report when you want a specific audit and repair plan. Existing customers use Health Watch when they want consistent recurring evidence for the most important pages.
Health Watch vs one-time reports
Health Watch is for ongoing regression monitoring. It focuses on repeatable checks that are easy to compare from scan to scan.
One-time reports are for specific review work. They include the evidence and prioritised repair guidance for the selected scope; the Full Report adds exports and one verification re-scan.
In practice:
- use Health Watch to keep a verified site watched over time
- use a one-time report when you want a detailed review, handoff or repair plan
- existing customers can use both when a site matters: Health Watch tracks drift, while a one-time report provides the focused investigation
What Health Watch checks
Health Watch looks for meaningful changes such as:
- health score movement
- newly broken or redirected URLs
- homepage downtime or failed responses
- new critical or high-impact findings
- security-header changes
- sitemap and crawl inventory changes
- verified badge drift when the site fingerprint has changed
The aim is not to email you for every tiny difference. Alerts are reserved for changes that deserve attention.
Accepted risks and intentional trade-offs
Health Watch uses the same finding-decision memory as manual reports. If you mark a finding as an accepted risk, intentional trade-off, acknowledged item, or "won't fix now", matching future scans can show that context as Previously acknowledged.
That context keeps the action plan useful for real teams. The technical finding and score remain honest, but the recurring work list no longer treats every known business trade-off as a brand-new task.
Badge evidence and site changes
A PageLens AI verified badge is a durable record that PageLens confirmed control of a domain and completed the public scan shown on its trust page. The credential does not expire merely because time passes. PageLens keeps the ownership-check date and website-evidence date separate so visitors can judge the record accurately.
Re-scanning updates the score and adds dated evidence. Re-verifying records a new ownership check without changing the score. If PageLens detects a material site change, the badge discloses that change until the owner re-confirms the site. A credential can be disabled when the owner makes it private, releases the domain, loses the required entitlement, or PageLens revokes it for integrity reasons, but not because its evidence crossed an arbitrary age threshold.
Recurring scans
Recurring scans are scheduled Health Watch checks for covered domains. They help you catch regressions after launches, CMS edits, dependency updates, design changes, plugin installs or client handoffs.
If you need a specific review, run a one-time report from the scan flow. Existing customers who need ongoing confidence can keep Health Watch enabled for a covered domain.
When to run each scan
Run the free initial check when you want to test PageLens AI on one page.
Buy a Quick Report or Full Report before launch, before a client handoff, before paid traffic, or when you want the complete repair plan.
If your existing account includes it, use Health Watch after the site is verified and live so you can keep an eye on regressions without manually checking the domain every week.