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.

Stats strip

• Domains — total domains checked over the selected period.
• Link check, Domain history, Site DR, Domain selection — how many domains were checked in each section; below the number is that section's own spending, shown only if there was any.
• Spent — total charges across all sections, labelled "by charge date": a task started earlier spends money on the day it actually checks domains.

Below that: an activity chart with a period switcher (Day, Week, Month, Half year, Year) and the "Balance and limits" panel; under them the "Active tasks" and "Recent tasks" blocks (the "All →" link opens the Result page), and at the very bottom — "Check outcome" and "Failed domains".

The "Balance and limits" panel

The panel to the right of the activity chart. The upper half shows your money and a forecast of how long it will last:

• Balance — the amount left on the account; when it drops below the reminder threshold, the amount is highlighted. Next to it is the "Top up" button, which opens the top-up page (see Topping up the balance). For an account with unlimited access, an infinity sign and the word "Unlimited" are shown instead of the amount, and there is no top-up button.
• 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; the line is shown only when the forecast can be calculated.
• Enough for — how many domains can be checked with the available balance, separately for "Link check", "Domain history", "Site DR" and "Domain selection". A section covered by a subscription is marked "by subscription" instead of a number.
• If charging is disabled for the account, "Charging is disabled — checks do not spend the balance" is shown instead of the forecast.

Below the divider — the account limits:

• 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 line is shown only for an account with a subscription: the expiry date ("until DD.MM.YYYY", or "Unlimited" if no end date is set), the list of paid sections, the "Time left: " line with a countdown and, if the quota is limited, "Domains: used / limit". 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.

The "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, each number with its own 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 bar; while checks are still running, "Still checking: N" is displayed.
• 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".