Find broken links, missing assets, and mixed content on client sites before visitors do
DownCTL crawls the client pages you care about and surfaces broken links, missing resources, and insecure mixed-content references.
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What page crawling tracks
Page crawl monitoring inspects important pages and resources for broken links, missing assets, mixed content, and release regressions.
Broken internal links
Missing assets
Mixed-content resources
Page-level crawl findings
Resource failures
Finding history
Why it matters
Broken links, missing assets, and mixed content erode visitor trust and search quality. Crawling catches those issues after releases and content updates.
Broken links hurt UX and SEO
Missing assets make pages feel broken
Mixed content weakens HTTPS trust
Crawl findings help catch release regressions
How it works in DownCTL
Page crawling turns visible client-site quality issues into reviewable operations findings between uptime checks and deeper Lighthouse reporting.
- 1 Add a crawl monitor
- 2 Configure scope and limits
- 3 Run checks on a schedule
- 4 Review findings grouped by page and resource
- 5 Acknowledge resolved or accepted findings
Keep exploring the website operations stack
DownCTL checks client websites continuously, records response history, and alerts your team when downtime or slow responses need attention.
Create reusable channels and route each client-site alert rule to the people and tools that should know first.
DownCTL validates client sitemap XML, follows sitemap indexes, checks listed URLs, and warns when URL counts change in ways your team should investigate.
DownCTL runs scheduled Lighthouse audits for client-site performance, accessibility, best practices, SEO, and Core Web Vitals right beside uptime and crawl health.
Common questions
What is broken link monitoring?
Broken link monitoring crawls pages and reports links that no longer resolve successfully.
Does DownCTL find missing images and scripts?
Yes. Page crawl monitoring can report missing assets such as images, scripts, and stylesheets.
What is mixed content?
Mixed content happens when an HTTPS page loads resources over insecure HTTP.
Can crawl findings trigger alerts?
Yes. Crawl findings can be surfaced through alert workflows.
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