This is the first full-network verification post under the new cadence — the last one only covered the five listings we checked on 03 May. From now on, you’ll see one of these at the end of every complete sweep across all 36 live saunas. Today’s sweep ran in a single day, eight batches back-to-back, and the network is in steady shape.
Across the day we re-checked all 36 live listings against each operator’s official source. Thirty-three were unchanged, one had a stale text snippet we corrected internally, two have no external website on file (so we couldn’t cross-check), and one — Sailors Sauna in London — has been unreachable for five days running. That last one is the real story this round.
How the round shook out
Prices, opening hours, events and facilities all matched what each operator has published on their own site — with one exception. Sweatbox Soho’s massage tariff in our facilities text field still reflected the pre-uplift figures (£40/£60/£80) from before April’s price changes; the venue’s own site shows the current £50/£70/£90, so we corrected the text and re-stamped the listing. The entry-price table on Sweatbox’s listing was already accurate, this was a paragraph of supporting text we’d missed in the April uplift.
Sailors Sauna in London is a different problem. Their site has been throwing an SSL/privacy certificate error since 01 May — that’s now three consecutive checks, five days of downtime. Their certificate has almost certainly lapsed. We’ve left their listing untouched until they’re back online and we can re-verify; if you spot Sailors social activity confirming they’re trading, drop us a line so we can update.
What changed this round
- Sweatbox Soho London: Massage prices in our facilities text were stale — corrected to current £50/£70/£90.
- Sailors Sauna London: Their website has been down five days with an SSL certificate error. Listing left untouched until they’re back online.
Quietest sweep we’ve run otherwise — no price moves on entry tariffs, no new events, no closures, no opening-hours shifts across the rest of the network. A stable round, and a fast one.