Question 1

What does a checkout scan check, and who can save the result?

Accepted Answer

A checkout scan checks whether a public HTTP or HTTPS checkout URL responds successfully. A 2xx response is reported as successful. A non-2xx response, an unreachable URL, or an unsafe or overlong redirect is reported as an issue. This is an HTTP response check, not a completed purchase test. Anonymous checks are one-time and unsaved. Signed-in checks require a server-verified checkout for the $19/month plan and an active subscription, and the result is saved to that account. A one-time check does not enable a monthly schedule.

Question 2

What does the $19/month plan include?

Accepted Answer

The plan costs $19/month in USD, billed monthly through hosted Stripe Checkout; applicable taxes are excluded. It includes monthly checks for saved product pages and checkout URLs, prioritized findings, a weekly health report, and scan history.

Question 3

When does a confirmed payment grant scan access?

Accepted Answer

A Stripe payment confirmation alone does not grant scan access. Access requires server verification of a $19/month checkout bound to the same account and an active subscription reported by billing. The reconciliation job polls payment events every five minutes, but activation timing is not guaranteed. If billing is unavailable or a payment cannot be matched, access is not granted. Check your access status in the signed-in dashboard.

Question 4

How do monthly checkout schedules work?

Accepted Answer

Each saved checkout URL must be explicitly enabled for monthly checks; a one-time scan does not opt it in. An active subscription is required to enable or resume a schedule. Due runs follow a monthly cadence, and the scheduler processes due windows daily at 08:00 UTC, so an exact execution time is not guaranteed. In the dashboard, you can pause or resume a schedule and review its next expected run, latest response, and saved history.