Catch website issues before every update goes live.
Sitepager checks visual bugs, broken links, SEO gaps, and performance in one run, so your team finds them before your customers do.
No code. No plugins. Works with any stack.
Compare versions. See what changed between them.
Built for marketing websites
Trusted by marketing teams publishing high-impact websites.
Catch it before you publish.
Across marketing websites.
Broken links, SEO gaps, and missing pages.
Works with any stack. No-code, custom or hybrid.
Know what changed on your website.
Every update, every time.
Capture your baseline
Enter your URL. Sitepager saves how your site looks today. Your first run also checks broken links, SEO gaps, and performance issues.
Make your changes
Update your site as normal — redesigns, copy changes, new pages, CMS updates.
See what changed
Compare against your baseline. Visual changes, new or removed pages, broken links, SEO issues — all in one run.
The report narrows the list. Your team decides what is intentional.
Connect your site once.
Then Sitepager runs itself.
Publishing with Webflow or your own deploy setup? Your scans start automatically.
- Pick which scans run for staging and production.
- After each publish or deploy, Sitepager starts the selected scans.
- Get an alert when the results are ready to review.
Everything your team checks, in one place.
One run covers visual changes, broken links, page structure, SEO fields, and Lighthouse reports for performance, accessibility, SEO, and best practices.
Visual change detection
See what changed across your pages since your last update, down to hover and click states.
Staging vs production comparison
Compare staging and production side by side to review what changed before launch.
Broken links and page checks
Catch broken internal links and error pages before visitors reach them, with external-link checking when you turn it on.
New, removed, and missing pages
See when pages are added, removed, or missing from your sitemap.
SEO and Lighthouse reports
Check page titles, meta descriptions, headings, and image alt text, with Lighthouse reports for performance, accessibility, SEO, and best practices.
Regional and language checks
Review localized pages and region-specific versions of your site.
How teams test their website updates with Sitepager
Different teams, different setups, the same review step before every update.
Maggie Veltri
Content, Recall.ai
Sitepager is useful for things that are easy to gloss over when you’re manually clicking through the site, especially when we make changes to the design system that end up affecting pages or components we didn’t realize were connected. Those are exactly the kinds of issues that can take a long time to find manually.
How Recall.ai reviews website changes before publishing
Read story →We used to do a manual check before every launch. Sitepager replaced that entirely. It’s now the last step before we hit publish.
Harshita Singh
Founder, Catalog Mind
It’s not just one thing. Broken links, SEO, visual changes, all in one run. It makes the final review much faster and helps me feel confident that nothing was missed.
Rakshit
Web Developer
Josh Navoa
Founder, Dorxata
We already had a strong QA process, but a lot of it relied on manual review. Sitepager gave us another layer of confidence by making visual changes, SEO issues, broken links, and page regressions much easier to spot before a client ever sees them.
How Dorxata keeps quality repeatable across Webflow client work
Read story →QA Team
Global trading platform
Sitepager gives us complete coverage of our website and makes it easy to catch UI bugs across every page. The team is incredibly responsive, quick to action feature requests, and always proactively suggests ways to reduce our manual effort.
How a global team reviews website changes across 18 languages
Read story →The last check before every website update.
A broken link, a missing page, or a slow load costs you traffic and trust. Find them in minutes.
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