Everything Gmork watches

Looks for the visible signs of a hacked site: redirects, injected or obfuscated scripts, hidden spam links, crypto-miners and strange frames.

• Homepage loaded as a visitor, as Googlebot, and as a visitor arriving from Google
• Verified sites also get exposed-file checks that report readable yes or no, never the contents
• Paid verified sites repeat it about hourly and alert when the result gets worse
• Honest about limits: it cannot prove a site is clean

Compares the page your server gives Googlebot with the page a visitor gets, so spam shown only to search engines stands out.

• Status, final address, title, description, main text and outside links compared
• Spam words and links that only Googlebot sees are flagged
• Optional search-result monitoring through the Brave Search API or Google Programmable Search
• Never scrapes Google result pages

Shows exactly what changed on your pages since the last check or over the last 24 hours, and explains it in a short summary.

• Red and green diff of page text, titles and links
• Before and after screenshots side by side for verified sites
• The dashboard lists which sites changed in the last 24 hours
• The optional AI summary only sees the diff, and the page says when a plain template was used instead

A real headless browser walks your important flows, like signup, booking or checkout, and tells you which step broke.

• Steps: open, click, type, wait for, expect text, screenshot
• Runs up to every 30 minutes, with an emailed alert when a passing journey starts failing
• Stops before payment: never fills card, CVV or password fields, never clicks pay, place order or confirm booking
• Requests to payment processors are blocked

Finds live domains that look like yours and compares them with your real homepage, so impersonation is easier to spot.

• Up to 150 typo, look-alike character and alternative-ending variations
• DNS checked for websites (A and AAAA) and email (MX)
• Homepage similarity score for each live lookalike
• Careful wording: “may be impersonating”, never an accusation

The foundations: is the site up, is the certificate valid, and do the links and images on your pages still work.

• Response status, redirects and response time
• SSL certificate validity and days until expiry
• Broken links and missing images across a bounded crawl
• Basic SEO health: titles, descriptions, canonicals and indexing tags