Some of the sites we monitor are proud of their scores and don't mind saying so publicly. "Sites We Monitor" is an opt-in public page listing exactly that — nothing more.
Opt in per site
Public listing is off by default. Turn it on for a specific site from its preferences and it appears on the public page; turn it off and it's removed immediately. It's entirely your choice, site by site.
Only SEO score and uptime — never security data
The showcase deliberately shows two things: your SEO score and grade, and your uptime percentage. It never shows security findings, headers, SSL details, or anything else from your report — a public leaderboard is not the place to advertise what might be wrong with a site, so that data simply isn't there to see.
Sorted by SEO score
Listed sites are ranked by SEO score, highest first, so opting in is effectively entering your site into a small, public leaderboard of the sites we track.
What this means for you
If you're proud of a strong SEO score and solid uptime, opting in costs nothing and adds a small public signal you can point people to. If you'd rather keep it private, the default already does that for you. See the page at dailywebsitereport.com/survalied.
Not tracking a site yet? Start a free scan — you can decide whether to list it once you see your first score.
Frequently asked questions
Is my site listed publicly by default?
No — public listing is off until you turn it on for that specific site in its preferences.
Can people see my security findings on the public page?
No. The public page only ever shows SEO score/grade and uptime percentage — security results are never included, regardless of your listing setting.
How do I remove my site from the public page?
Turn public listing off in that site's preferences and it's removed from the page immediately.