Pre-launch decision support
Website launch-readiness audit for fast-moving teams
Launch speed is valuable when the team can explain what was checked and how to recover. This audit gives founders and delivery teams a practical public-surface starting point, with explicit handoffs for deeper verification.
Scan a website for free→Check the public release surface
Confirm that the live domain, HTTPS, redirects, metadata, primary heading, visible offer and key calls to action work as one coherent experience. Record the production URL and release version before changes.
- Canonical domain and redirect behavior
- Rendered content and mobile layout
- Primary journey, forms and contact path
- Indexability and basic metadata
Assign the deeper checks
Repository and runtime owners must verify secrets, dependencies, authorization, backups, monitoring, rate limits, payment behavior and rollback. A checklist is useful only when each item has evidence and an owner.
Use a clear go or no-go decision
Define stop conditions for broken critical journeys, unresolved security exposure, missing ownership or an inability to recover. Separate launch blockers from improvements that can be scheduled after release.
Rescan after deployment
The production surface is the source of truth for headers, rendering, caching and third-party delivery. Run the public scan again after launch and keep the before-and-after evidence with the release record.
Common questions
Does a launch audit guarantee a safe release?+
No. It prioritizes public evidence and clarifies deeper checks, but the team remains responsible for application security, operations and the final release decision.
When should I run it?+
Run the preview before launch, after major changes and again on the production domain once the release is live.
What is included in the complete report?+
The full audit adds detailed score drivers, prioritized findings, selected security checks, launch evidence and copy-ready prompts for the reported fixes.