You're monitoring the homepage. What about the other six pages?

It is importance-weighted. Each monitored page can be marked critical, high, normal, or low. A critical page like Checkout contributes far more to the score than a low-priority page, so the percentage reflects how much business risk you cover — not a raw count of URLs.

Critical page monitoring is the capability to monitor specific pages you choose — checkout, login, pricing. Protection coverage is the assurance layer on top: it scores how many of a site's important pages you have actually picked, names the ones you haven't, and lets you protect them in one click. One is the monitoring; the other tells you what you forgot to monitor.

Yes. Protection coverage, the First-Scan Risk Report, and gap visibility are available on every plan, for every site. The reason to upgrade is to monitor more pages and more sites — i.e. to raise your coverage — not to unlock the feature.

When a newly added site finishes its first scan, you land on a persistent report with two halves: "what we checked" (every monitoring category with a pass/issues result) and "what we're not covering yet" (the page-coverage gap). It replaces a vanishing success toast with a structured payoff you can reopen anytime.

No. Plan limits are expressed as named risks tied to the gap you already have — "this site has 4 unmonitored important pages including the Checkout" — not "page limit reached." After you upgrade, a single click adds all the previously-blocked pages to monitoring at once.