Dashboard and limits

The Dashboard is the home page of your account. It gathers a summary across all sections: how many domains were checked, how much was charged, how the checks ended, and what limits remain.

If your tasks have stopped because the balance ran out, a banner "N tasks are waiting for a balance top-up" appears at the top of the page, with the note "Processing resumes automatically once the balance is topped up" (you do not need to start them again) and a "Top up balance" button. The banner counts only your own tasks; how the pause and the automatic restart work is described in Balance model.

The page is built in three layers from top to bottom: now — active tasks and the balance; period — the period switcher, totals by section, the activity chart, "Check outcome" and "Failed domains"; archive — recent tasks, "Balance and limits" and the "Limits" strip.

§1Active tasks and the balance

• Active tasks — up to five running tasks: the name, a progress bar and "N / M domains". A task in a special state has a label next to its name — "In queue", "Waiting for top-up", "Stopping…" and others. A row opens the task's results; the "All →" link opens the Result page. The "Create task" button opens a menu of the sections where tasks are launched, with a short description of each — only the sections available to you. When there are no tasks — the line "No active tasks".
• Balance — the amount left on the account and the "Top up" button (see Topping up the balance). When the balance drops below the reminder threshold, a hint appears under the amount: "Below $N we remind you to top up — otherwise the task pauses". For an account with unlimited access, an infinity sign and the word "Unlimited" are shown instead of the amount, with no top-up button and no lines below.
• Available now — the balance minus the reserve for unprocessed domains of running tasks. The line appears only when there is a reserve; the tooltip on the amount reads "$N reserved for domains of running tasks".
• Spending per day — the average charge rate over the selected period; "—" if nothing was charged.
• Lasts for — how many days the available balance will last at the current rate: a number of days, "less than a day" or "no charges to base an estimate on".
• If charging is disabled for the account, "Charging is disabled — checks do not spend the balance" is shown instead of these lines.

§2Period: totals and the activity chart

• The Day, Week, Month, Half year, Year switcher (month by default) sets the period for the whole layer, as well as for the "Spending per day" and "Lasts for" lines in the balance tile.
• Domains — total domains checked over the period; Spent — total charges, labelled "by charge date": a task started earlier spends money on the day it actually checks domains.
• Link check, Domain history, Site DR, Domain selection — how many domains were checked in each section; next to the number is that section's spending, if there was any.
• Activity chart — bars show the domains checked per day (per week for "Half year" and "Year"), the line shows the money charged; the last bar, the current day or week, is paler than the rest. Hovering shows the date, the number of domains and tasks, and the amount charged.

§3The "Check outcome" and "Failed domains" blocks

• Check outcome — a bar and a legend with the results of checks over the period: Clean, Suspicious, Spam, With an error, Filtered out and Still checking; each line has a number and a share. Verdicts are issued only by "Domain selection" and "Domain history" — the block reminds you of this when there are no verdicts for the period and "No verdicts for this period" is shown instead of the totals.
• Failed domains — how many domains over the period failed with a technical error, and in which tasks. The task name is a link straight to its results, with the hint "Open the task to retry the failed domains" at the bottom; the causes are covered in Errors and retries. When there are no errors — "No failed domains for this period".

§4Recent tasks, "Balance and limits" and "Limits"

• Recent tasks — up to five most recently finished tasks: the number of domains, how long ago they finished, and the status; the "All →" link opens the Result page.
• Balance and limits → "Enough for" — how many domains can be checked with the available balance, separately for "Domain selection", "Link check", "Site DR", "Domain history" and, with auction access, for auction domain metrics. A section covered by a subscription is marked "by subscription" instead of a number. With unlimited access or disabled charging the list is not shown.

At the very bottom — the "Limits" strip:

• Analyses per 24 h — the remaining limit as "N of M", with a progress bar and the line "Used in the last 24 h: N" below it. The window is sliding: the counter does not reset at midnight; each analysis frees its slot exactly 24 hours after it was run. If no limit is set — "Unlimited"; if it equals zero — "Analyses disabled"; in these two cases there is no progress bar.
• Domains per task — the maximum size of a single task in the domain metrics sections. If "Domain history" has its own numeric limit, the line "Domain history: N" appears under the value.
• Available sections — which analysis sections are enabled for the account; "All" if there are no restrictions.
• Subscription — the right column of the strip, shown only for an account with a subscription: the expiry date ("until DD.MM.YYYY", or "Unlimited" if no end date is set), the paid sections, "Time left" with a countdown and, if the quota is limited, "Domains: used / limit"; when payment is due, a "Pay $N before it ends" line appears. For an expired subscription the heading reads "Subscription (expired)" and there is no countdown.
• Restrictions: a list of features disabled for the account; the line is absent if nothing is disabled.