Changelog
What's new in ContentMas
The ContentMas changelog lists every change to audits, scores and reports that you would notice, newest first. Last updated .
Fairer audits and a smarter page sample
- Capped audits now pick the home page, pricing, the main navigation and one article first, and skip app pages such as /dashboard.
- Links that differ only by a query string, a language prefix or a canonical tag count as one page.
- Website-type detection reads what the home page says about the site, so a company with a newsroom stays a company.
- Press releases are judged as press releases, not as blog articles.
- Beta offer: until 26 January 2027 the Free plan scans up to 100 pages per audit instead of 10.
Admin console, connectors and real-browser checks
- A read-only GitHub connector adds code checks to a site audit.
- Real-browser checks measure layout, tap targets, contrast and keyboard use on phones and desktops.
- Personal API keys, a REST API and a remote MCP server connect ContentMas to AI assistants and scripts.
- Pages such as log-in, sign-up and legal pages are listed in the report but left out of the ranking.
Six pillars and region-aware legal checks
- Scores are grouped into six pillars: Content Freshness, Content Quality, Trust, SEO & GEO Visibility, Technical and Security.
- Legal checks follow the audience region, from GDPR and PECR to India's DPDP Act and the UAE PDPL.
- Plans: Free (10 pages), Professional (100 pages), Max (200 pages) and Max Pro (unlimited).
