Catch the regression before the deploy ships to the index.
Wrendex sits between the deploy and the SERP. Continuous monitoring on the schedule that fits your release cadence, alerting into Slack the moment a check regresses, and a regression diff that blames the right deploy.
Recommended plan Pro
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P.01
The site changes faster than the audit cadence
Monthly audits miss most regressions. Hourly is closer to deploy frequency but still produces a stale view by the time a human reads the report.
P.02
Regression noise drowns the signal
Every audit lists 200 issues. The team learns to ignore the report. The one regression that actually matters this week sits at line 137.
P.03
Cross-team handoff is brittle
SEO opens a ticket. Engineering closes it as 'cannot reproduce'. Two days later a different deploy fixes the symptom and nobody knows what changed.
P.04
Audit access is a perma-bottleneck
The marketing team owns the audit account. Engineering needs to see the same report. Read-only seats are absent or charged per-head.
F.01
Continuous on Pro+
Audits run every hour on Pro and continuously on Agency. New errors land in Slack within the same audit window the deploy went out.
F.02
Regression-first alerting
Alerts fire on the diff, not the absolute count. A check that has been red for six months stays in the report but does not page anyone.
F.03
Audit-vs-deploy timestamps
Each audit records the start and end timestamp. Pair against your deploy log to narrow the regression window from days to minutes. Manual correlation today; automated correlation on the roadmap.
F.04
Free read-only seats
Add the engineers and the product managers who need to see the report without a per-seat fee. Editor seats are billed; viewer seats are unlimited.
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