Follow public links
Scanelta checks public web destinations it finds in page content it can read, then reports when a destination responds or cannot be confirmed.
Link and image reachability
See which page links and images respond
Scanelta checks the storefront and product pages you select, then reports whether the public links and image sources it can find respond. Use the results to spot resources that may need a closer look.
A useful view of your store
See page results and resource results separately.
A page may respond even when one of its links or image sources does not. Scanelta lists those results separately, so you can see what was checked and choose what to investigate.
Check image sources
Scanelta checks public image URLs it finds on the selected pages. Images without a supported public source may not be checkable.
Understand what could be checked
Client-rendered content, rate limits, and scan limits can leave some resources unchecked. Results show the responses Scanelta observed, not every shopper’s experience.
Know the limits
Reachability results, with clear boundaries.
Scanelta checks public pages and the links and image sources it can read in their content. Client-rendered elements, site rate limits, and scan limits can leave some results incomplete.
For supported checkout links, Scanelta checks whether the entry point responds. It does not place an order, verify payment, or test shopper-specific checkout steps. It also does not monitor search rankings or indexing.
Explore monitoring
More ways to understand your checks.
Get started with a store monitor
Start with the pages your customers use.
Create an account, choose what to monitor, and review the results in Scanelta.