The checklist is scattered
SEO is in one tool, accessibility in another, and final content checks live in someone’s document.
The desk · Marketing pages
Catch website mistakes before it goes live.
PublishPass checks every landing page for accessibility, search visibility, AI discovery, social previews, links, trust, and content readiness—then shows your team what blocks launch and who should fix it.
Make your pages ready for AI-powered search.
No account required · Public pages only · Results in about a minute
The desk
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Built for Webflow, WordPress, Shopify and custom marketing sites
Accessibility · Search visibility · AI discovery · Social previews · Links and trust · Content readiness
The problem
One missed detail can sour an entire launch.
The page looks finished. Then the client finds an empty social preview, a broken CTA, an accidental noindex, or a form nobody can use. The checks exist—but they are scattered across tools, spreadsheets, and people.
Findings have no owner
A list of problems does not tell your team whether content, design, marketing, or engineering should act.
Launch status gets lost in chat
When the client asks what was checked, screenshots and thread replies are not a reliable answer.
A report your team can use
From “something looks wrong” to a clear launch decision.
Every scan separates blockers, warnings, improvements, passes, and manual checks. Findings include the affected element, a recommended fix, and the team that should own it.
Explore the sample reportHow it works
Scan, assign, and clear blockers before launch.
Three steps. Then a person.
01
Scan the page
Enter a public staging, preview, or production URL. PublishPass reviews the delivered page—not a design file or checklist.
02
Send each fix to the right team
Findings are categorized for content, marketing, design, or engineering, with blockers kept separate from recommendations.
03
Share, save, and clear the board
Share the report link today. Signed-in users save to Launch Room, assign owners, and update finding status until the page is ready.
Automation finds the evidence. A person makes the final decision.
Agency · AI
Acceptance criteria in. Claude drafts the release call.
AI Release Review runs inside each Launch Room project: scan the preview, optionally paste acceptance criteria, then Claude AI writes a memo and pushes unmet items onto the findings board.
What gets checked
One release review. Every launch-critical category.
Accessibility
Missing alternative text, form labels, document language, heading structure, landmarks, ARIA issues, and automated axe-core findings.
Search visibility
Titles, descriptions, structured data, and the metadata search engines use to understand the page.
AI discovery
Crawler access, robots.txt, indexing directives, snippet limits, canonical URLs, redirect chains, firewall challenges, and login or cookie gates.
Social sharing
Open Graph metadata, X cards, social images, URLs, and image dimensions.
Links and trust
Broken destinations, HTTPS, mixed content, and essential security headers.
Content readiness
Placeholder copy, missing contact routes, empty links, and unfinished page elements.
Manual review
Keyboard behavior, writing quality, visual meaning, interaction flows, and other checks automation cannot honestly approve.
A clean scan supports your review; it does not certify WCAG or legal compliance.
Why not Lighthouse?
Lighthouse is a lab. This is a desk.
Use Lighthouse when you need performance diagnostics. Use PublishPass when a team needs to decide whether a marketing page is ready to publish.
| Lighthouse | PublishPass |
|---|---|
| Technical browser diagnostics | Cross-functional launch decision |
| Performance and automated audits | Accessibility, search visibility, AI discovery, sharing, trust and content |
| One snapshot | Shareable reports plus a saved Launch Room board |
| Technical output | Findings assigned and tracked by team |
| Individual tool | Slack/email alerts when blockers remain |
Built for agencies
Make launch QA part of every client handoff.
Run the same review across every project, route fixes to the right person, and give clients evidence that launch readiness was reviewed consistently.
- Repeatable process across client sites
- Shareable reports
- Editable assignees and status in Launch Room
- Rerun scans from any report
- Automated + manual checks in one report
- Team alerts via Slack or email
Running an in-house marketing team? Use the same workflow to coordinate content and engineering before campaigns go live.
Plans
Two paid subscriptions. One free desk.
Subscribe when you need a saved Launch Room with editable findings and site limits for client work. Cancel anytime.
One marketing site
Solo
$15/month
- 1 site
- Shareable reports
- Launch Room board
- Team alerts
Client launches
Agency
$49/month
- Five client sites
- AI Release Review (Claude)
- Shareable reports
- Launch Room board
- Team alerts
Cancel anytime · No long-term contract · A scan is not an accessibility certification
FAQ
Straight answers
What is AI Release Review?
An Agency project action: PublishPass scans a preview URL, then Claude AI compares your pasted acceptance criteria to that scan evidence, drafts a release memo, and adds unmet or unclear criteria to the project findings board. It cannot invent findings—only cite what the scan found. It is not a WCAG certification.
Is this another SEO audit tool?
No. Search visibility is one part of the release review. The product also checks AI discovery, accessibility, sharing, trust, links, and content readiness, then organizes findings around a launch decision.
Does this replace Lighthouse?
No. Lighthouse remains useful for performance diagnostics. PublishPass adds cross-functional ownership, manual checks, shareable reports, and Launch Room—saved projects with editable assignees and status.
Does a clean report mean my site is WCAG compliant?
No. Automated testing cannot certify accessibility or legal compliance. Every report identifies the checks that still require a person.
Does this guarantee AI rankings?
No. AI discovery checks whether crawlers can reach and read the page—not whether a model will cite or rank it. A clean scan supports your launch review; it is not a ranking promise.
Can it scan staging pages?
It can scan publicly accessible preview and staging URLs. Password-protected and private-network pages require a future integration.
What happens to submitted URLs?
Tracking parameters are removed. Reports are retained according to the published privacy policy and are not presented as certifications.
Do not let the client become your QA process.
Check your next marketing page before it becomes someone else’s problem.