Scan and score help
Use this for failed scans, quota questions, score explanations, issue locations, and fix guidance.
ReportsFind the right path for scan errors, report questions, account access, subscription billing, and integration setup.
Use this for failed scans, quota questions, score explanations, issue locations, and fix guidance.
ReportsManage plans, invoices, cancellations, Stripe or Alipay setup, and refund questions from the customer center.
BillingChange password, reset login, confirm Google or GitHub login, and review account security without entering WordPress admin.
AccountCheck that the page is public, uses http or https, returns indexable HTML, and is not blocking automated requests with a firewall or robots rule.
Free users can monitor one website and run ten successful scans per day. New accounts get twenty scans during the first day. The report shows the remaining scans and reset time.
Each issue includes where it was detected, evidence from the public page, expected impact, and concrete fix steps.
Use the account center to open billing, update payment details, or schedule cancellation at the end of the current period.
No. The free scan uses public website data. Connected analytics can be added later for saved monitoring.
Scores can move when page HTML, schema, headings, content depth, response status, or crawlability changes.
Openbyt explains the fix and where it applies. Implementation is done by the site owner or their developer.
Use the branded forgot-password flow or the account center. Customer accounts should not enter WordPress admin.
Good support starts with context. Include the scanned URL, account email, and the section of the report that looks wrong.