Network and HTML
HTTP status, redirects, headers, tags, links and the structure actually returned.
SaaSCheckup inspects accessible public pages and ties every conclusion to reproducible evidence. No private access, destructive testing or assumed success.
The method combines HTTP/HTML analysis with browser observation when the secured runtime is available.
HTTP status, redirects, headers, tags, links and the structure actually returned.
Visible JavaScript, responsive layout, keyboard navigation and observable non-mutating behavior.
Every finding keeps its URL, observation, method, confidence and anything left untested.
Results remain tied to the page and method that produced them.
Links, visible errors, page loading and consistency across public journeys.
Network weight, blocking resources and measurable signals within the audit budget.
Indexability, canonicals, titles, descriptions, structure and internal links.
Semantics, keyboard, contrast and automatable signals without claiming full certification.
HTTPS, headers and observable exposure, with no exploitation or intrusive testing.
Clarity, mobile layout, public forms and visible friction in authorized journeys.
The report separates confirmed failure, review signal and unexecuted check. This reduces false positives and prevents inflated findings.
Reproduced outcome with recorded evidence.
Real signal, conclusion still uncertain.
Out-of-scope or unavailable control.
No. Public inspection remains passive and non-destructive. Authenticated journeys require explicit authorization.
No. Coverage matters as much as the score: an unexecuted check stays NOT TESTED and is never passed by default.
A new deeper inspection, prioritized fixes, validation steps, technical prompts and a professional PDF.
Each guide addresses a distinct intent and points to the relevant method or diagnosis.