Website Monitoring

Website issues, found automatically

Marker.io now scans your website on a schedule and flags the exact elements that broke. Starting with website accessibility monitoring.

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The Problem

Your website was perfect at launch. But it doesn't stay that way.  

Every release and content update can introduce new issues. They pile up quietly until a customer gives up, a lawsuit lands, or your boss emails about an issue that's been live for three weeks.

A line chart showing website quality declining as new releases and content updates introduce issues, until a client accidentally discovers them. After a clean-up, website quality returns to its original level, but issues gradually reappear over time.
The Solution

Every page checked, with issues ready to fix

Marker.io scans your whole website on a schedule. Get each issue with a screenshot and a suggested fix, sorted by severity and assigned to the right person in your team's backlog.

A four-step workflow for maintaining website quality: Find issues through scheduled scans and flagged elements, Prioritize them by severity and assign owners, Fix them through Jira or an AI agent, and Report website health and fixes to teams and clients. The process repeats daily, weekly, or monthly.
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Most tools hand you a list of problems. This one shows the fix

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Every page, on a schedule

Automated monitoring checks multiple pages on a schedule. Weekly or monthly, every page gets scanned — not just the ones someone had time for.

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See exactly what failed and how to fix it

The broken element screenshotted on the page, with the code and a plain-English fix guide. No hunting, no expertise required.

Fix once, not 200 times

The same broken footer won't become 200 issues. It's one item. Fix it, and it clears everywhere.

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You set the rules

Your Scope

You choose what's scanned

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Whole sitemap or a hand-picked list of pages
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Exclude what doesn't matter
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WCAG A, AA or AAA — the level you're actually held to
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Weekly, monthly, or on demand
Your Call

You decide what counts

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Resolve it, or ignore it with a reason
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Flag false positives — they stay flagged
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Rescan a single page to verify a fix in minutes
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Nothing is sent anywhere without you
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Integrations

Scan results become assigned tickets. Not another report

Assign checks by area. The owner hears about it when their part slips. Nobody else drowns in alerts. Push issues straight to Jira, ClickUp, Asana or wherever your team works.

A website accessibility dashboard showing an accessibility score of 41/100, with failing checks categorized by severity and assigned to team members. The workflow connects website issues to tools including Jira, Asana, Claude via Marker.io MCP, OpenAI, GitHub, and GitLab for tracking and fixing issues.

Proof you've been doing the work

An audit is a snapshot. This is the footage.

A table showing accessibility scores and failed checks over time. The score drops from 92 to 41 between July 1 and August 1, 2026, while failed checks increase from 13 to 90. Earlier entries show a score of 71 with 24 failed checks on June 25, followed by an improvement to 92 with 13 failed checks later that day.
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Your score over time

Every scan logged. A trend you can show, not a one-day number.

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The receipts

Every scan and fix is logged over time, so you see your website score improve. Each check has an owner.

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If the lawyer letter comes

When a client, a boss, or an auditor asks what's been done, you can have the answer, with dates. It serves as a legal proof of good faith.

The alternatives fall short

Time Consuming

Free Scanners

Lighthouse, WAVE

Manual testing, one page at a time
Copy each issue into your backlog by hand
No alerts if something breaks
No history of your website's accessibility status
Expensive

Enterprise tools

Siteimprove, Deque

$10K+ a year and a long sales process over phone
Dense reports that are hard to act on
Accessibility monitoring services in a separate platform, away from where your team works

One website or fifty

For Agencies
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Every client website with its own score, schedule and history
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Catch issues before clients report them
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The post-launch maintenance conversation starts itself
For In-house Teams
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Each check has an owner: content, design, IT. No more spreadsheets
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Maintain compliance across every market
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A compliance history that stays through handovers
Our Roadmap

Accessibility first. The rest of your site's health is on the way

One scanner, one workflow. We're starting with the checks that carry legal risk today, and adding the rest over the coming year.

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Live now

Accessibility

Compliant with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). See now.

✓ Add missing alt text to images
✓ Fix poor text color contrast for AA compliance
✓ Fix ARIA roles & required attributes
✓ Add skip to content links

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Coming soon

SEO & AI Search

Make sure your site is optimized for SEO and AI search.

✓ Define clear page titles & meta descriptions
✓ Add structured sitemap for search
✓ Review thin pages for SEO
✓ Add analytics to every page

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Coming soon

Content Quality

Detect typos, grammar errors, broken links, and missing images.

✓ Review spelling & grammar errors
✓ Fix broken links & missing images
✓ Remove Lorem Ipsum placeholders
✓ Fix unclear link text

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Compliance

Website compliance monitoring for brand consistency, privacy risks, and legal compliance.

✓ Review cookies & privacy policy
✓ Add cookie disclaimer to every page
✓ Review form fields for GDPR
✓ Review gender & disability language

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Coming soon

Data Privacy

Detect potential data privacy issues and find sensitive information.

✓ Review publicly visible addresses
✓ Review visible phone numbers & emails
✓ Fix insecure cookie flags
✓ Implement HSTS for all SSL pages

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AI-Assisted Policies

Generate custom policies in seconds with the AI-Assisted Policy Generator.

✓ Write checks in plain language
✓ AI content analysis
✓ Visual page inspection
✓ Brand guideline enforcement

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Webinar

How to use AI to find and fix website issues

In this session, we show you the whole loop: Website Monitoring scans every page of your site on a schedule, and your AI agent does the rest.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Marker.io Website Monitoring?

Website Monitoring scans your website on a schedule and flags issues before your visitors find them. Each issue comes with a screenshot of the broken element and how to fix it. It goes straight to the right owner in Jira, Linear, ClickUp or wherever your team works, and every fix is logged. It starts with website accessibility monitoring. Content checks, including broken links, come next.

How does Marker.io help with website governance?

Marker.io scans your website on a schedule and flags the exact element that broke, with a screenshot and how to fix it. Each check has an owner (content, design or development), and issues go straight to their issue tracker (i.e., Jira, Asana, Linear). Your team can also report what they spot on a live page with the Marker.io widget, so automated findings and human reports go through one workflow. Every fix is logged.

What can Website Monitoring check?

Accessibility checks are live today. Content checks, including broken links, are next. Each new module runs on the same scan schedule, with the same owners and the same record of fixes.

Who is Website Monitoring for?

Teams responsible for a website that many people edit: in-house web, digital and marketing teams, and agencies that maintain client sites after launch.

Can my AI agent fix the issues?

Yes. Connect the Marker.io MCP to Claude, Codex, or another AI agent. The agent reads your scan results and fixes the issues in your code or CMS. Review the changes before they go live, then rescan to confirm each fix.

Does website accessibility monitoring replace a manual audit?

No. Automated accessibility testing finds issues fast and keeps catching new ones as your site changes. Some WCAG criteria need a person to judge them, so full conformance still needs manual testing. An audit shows one day. Monitoring shows what changed since.