Question 1

Can I check a public website without an account?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Enter one public URL on the homepage to start a free guest check. The result shows the checks performed and their available evidence; guest results expire after 24 hours.

Question 2

What does a clear website-check result mean?

Accepted Answer

It means no issues were found in the checks performed. CodeGuard checks static public responses and selected references; it does not exercise JavaScript, browser-rendered mobile layouts, forms, sign-ins or purchases.

Question 3

How does CodeGuard website monitoring work?

Accepted Answer

Authorized account holders organize websites and select public pages within a project. They can review saved reports and confirmed issues in the app.

Question 4

Can I buy a CodeGuard website monitoring subscription?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Compare the monthly USD plans on the pricing page. Hosted checkout is available after you choose a tier; CodeGuard grants access only after the provider confirms an active or trialing subscription.

Question 5

How much does Code Health file analysis cost?

Accepted Answer

The separate Code Health file analysis costs $79 USD as a one-time purchase. Uploads unlock after the purchase is verified; existing verified buyers keep access to their reports.

Question 6

What files are needed for Code Health file analysis?

Accepted Answer

Provide package.json, one supported lockfile (package-lock.json, yarn.lock or pnpm-lock.yaml), and a build log in .log or .txt format. npm audit --json output is optional.

Frequently asked questions

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