Improved — The homepage makes one argument now instead of nine. The module grid, the three-step flow, the leaderboard preview and the comparison table are gone, replaced by a single editorial run-through: what each part of a scan actually changes for you, followed by the workflow that turns a finding into a verified fix.

Improved — The hero is centred again and the interactive demo sits inside it rather than behind a button. Under the form it now shows the people who joined most recently and how many have joined in total, in place of the floating card of score improvements.

Improved — Typing a domain on the homepage no longer opens a full-screen scan panel with its own reachability checks. The field stays where it is, and creating the account is the next step — whatever you typed follows you through sign-in and starts the scan on the other side.

Improved — The live demo is a real report now rather than the app in an iframe: the same "fix this first" card and score history you get on your own site, its own loading states, and module links that behave like links.

Improved — The dashboard sidebar is flatter — one list of sections instead of a rail plus nested menus, with the account menu at the bottom where you expect it.

Improved — Every email WebScore sends was rebuilt on one layout: the real logo instead of an inline icon, a single light design that renders the same in every client rather than a dark variant that some clients half-applied, and consistent headings, lists and buttons. Sign-in and account-deletion emails now use it too.

Fixed — Lifetime access is now also granted when you land back from checkout, not only when Creem’s webhook arrives. A slow or missed webhook used to leave a paid account on the free plan until the retry landed.

Improved — Lifetime is simply $29.99. The founding-spots counter and the struck-through $49 are off the homepage and the pricing page, and the pricing page no longer carries a credit-pack section — packs stay where you buy them, in Settings.

Improved — Credits are just Credits now, not "AI credits": the same balance covers AI Visibility answers and Conversion audits, and Settings says so.

Improved — Domain Metrics no longer has a refresh button that could not refresh anything. The numbers update when you run a scan, and the card says when they were last updated.

Fixed — Retired credit packs are still recognised, so a webhook or refund that arrives late for a pack we no longer sell is still applied to the right balance instead of being ignored.

v2.1.73 — released September 18, 2026