How the log-in check works
- We open your home page the way a visitor does and follow links such as “Log in” or “Sign in”.
- We save the log-in page we find.
- On each check, we open that page again and check that the form is there.
- If the page doesn’t open or the form is missing, you get an alert. A passing check shows as “Log-in page: Opened and showed what it should. Working”.
Log-in problems you can see on the page
These often happen right after you publish a new version:
- A setting missing on the live site (for example your Supabase address) makes the page crash or show an error.
- The log-in page was removed or renamed by an AI edit.
- The page loads but stays blank because a script fails.
Heedza notices these because the form is no longer visible.
How often we check
| Plan | Price per month | Sites | Online check | Page checks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 1 | Every 5 minutes | Once a day |
| Solo | $9 | 2 | Every minute | Every hour |
| Starter | $19 | 5 | Every minute | Every hour |
| Pro | $39 | 12 | Every 30 seconds | Every 30 minutes |
| Business | $99 | 30 | Every 30 seconds | Every 15 minutes |
What it doesn’t do
- It never logs in. It can’t tell whether a password works, whether Google sign-in sends people to the right place, or whether people stay logged in.
- It can’t see pages that are only shown after logging in.
- A log-in form in a pop-up without its own page address may not be found.