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You have full access to all of the third-party JavaScript monitoring features of your selected subscription plan, free for 14 days.

No payment is taken when you start your free 14 day trial, or if you cancel during your 14 day free trial.

You can cancel your free trial at any time online, by logging in to Script Scanner, then clicking on ‘Your Account’ and then ‘Subscriptions’.

No, your subscription is monthly and auto-renews every month. You can upgrade, downgrade or cancel your Script Scanner subscription at any time.

Upgrades take effect immediately, while downgrades and cancellations become effective at the end of your current billing period.

Script Scanner accepts all major credit and debit cards including Visa, Mastercard and American Express.

All card payments are securely processed by Stripe.

All Script Scanner subscription plans are billed in United States Dollars.

UK customers will have 20% VAT added to their monthly subscription, as required by HMRC regulations.

For customers outside of the United Kingdom, VAT will not be added to your subscription cost.

Login and then click on ‘Your Account’ and ‘Subscriptions’. To the right of your active subscription is the ‘Update’ link to update your credit card details.

Login and then click on ‘Your Account’ and ‘Subscriptions’.

To the right of your active subscription is the ‘Change Plan’ link. Select your chosen new subscription plan to proceed. All new plans are prorated.

Login and then click on ‘Your Account’ and ‘Subscriptions’.

To the right of your active subscription is the ‘Cancel’ link. Click on this link to cancel your Script Scanner subscription.

Yes, almost certainly. The majority of websites have multiple instances of third-party JavaScript in use.

Any analytics, advertising, chat, payment or social media functionality on your website will usually be activated, on your website by third-party JavaScript.

Script Scanner has created a list of some of the most popular third-party JavaScript widely used on many websites.

These common third-party JavaScript monitors can be added easily, and quickly, within your Dashboard, when logged in.

Examples of the common third-party JavaScript that many websites are likely to be using, include scripts like Google Analytics, Google AdSense, PayPal Checkout, Stripe, Twitter Ads etc.

Click on the link to see a full list of the available common third-party JavaScript to chose from.

Script Scanner has already created a list of some of the most popular third-party JavaScript is use on many websites.

These third-party JavaScript monitors can be added, simply be selecting your choice of this common third-party JavaScript, your notification address and your monitor check interval.

For any other individual third-party JavaScript, unique to your website, simply add the URL of the third-party JavaScript. Then select your chosen notification address, your monitor check interval and Script Scanner will start monitoring for changes.

Script Scanner looks for any changes in the size of third-party JavaScript, as well as for changes in the cryptographic hash, which is calculated from the contents of the file.

This hash creates a unique ‘fingerprint’ that will change, whenever the third-party JavaScript changes

Depending on your subscription plan, Script Scanner can check your selected third-party JavaScript as often as every 10 minutes.

You can choose to check your third-party JavaScript monitors at different intervals, for different monitors.

The check intervals available, include every 8 hours, every 4 hours, every hour, every 30 minutes, every 20 minutes and every 10 minutes, depending on your chosen subscription plan.

Script Scanner can send notifications by Email and can also send notifications to a Slack channel of your choice.

Yes, you can add multiple notification addresses to Script Scanner, for both Email and Slack.

When you add each third-party JavaScript file for monitoring, you can choose to add a primary and secondary notification address.

Login and then click on ‘Dashboard’ and then click on ‘Manage JavaScript Monitors’.

Find the required third-party JavaScript monitor within the table, then click on the ‘Delete’ button for that monitor, and then confirm, to stop Script Scanner monitoring that third-party JavaScript any more.

Alternatively, click on the ‘Edit’ button for that file and change or delete the notification address, if you have multiple recipients receiving the notifications.