Scan and score help
Use this for failed scans, quota questions, score explanations, issue locations, and fix guidance.
Contact supportFind 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.
Contact supportBilling shows plan, order number, payment status, and available receipts. Alipay cancellation, refund, invoice title, and abnormal orders are checked by support.
Contact supportChange password, reset login, confirm Google or GitHub login, and review account security without entering WordPress admin.
Contact supportMake sure the page is public, uses http or https, returns readable HTML, and is not blocked by a firewall or robots rules.
Free users can monitor 3 websites and run 10 successful scans per day. New accounts get 20 scans on day one. The report shows the remaining quota and reset time.
Each issue includes where it was found, the public-page evidence, the expected impact, and the exact repair steps.
Open the billing entry in the account center to update payment details, or schedule cancellation at the end of the current period.
No. The free scan uses public website data. You can connect analytics later after saving monitoring.
If the public HTML, schema, headings, content depth, response status, or crawlability changes, the score can move too.
Openbyt explains how to fix it and where to apply the change. The site owner or developer still implements the actual fix.
Use the branded forgot-password flow, or request a reset email from the account center. Customer accounts should not enter WordPress admin.
Good support needs context. Include the scanned URL, account email, and the part of the report that looks wrong.