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How many URLs do I need to monitor?

This varies by site. If you have a template driven site, you want a representative sample of each template and any page that has unique logic wrapped around rendering the page. Any pages that are important for indexing such as HTML sitemaps should also be monitored. Additionally, content that is manually updated and optimized should be monitored. If you need to monitor hundreds or even hundreds of thousands of URLs, then contact us for info about our Enterprise plans.

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