It applies crawl rules to visible messaging, selected audience and differentiation terms, blog-like URLs, resource and partner wording, public analytics or support references, About and social signals, pricing language, HTTPS, and other selected content patterns.
It can provide a useful website-content checklist for a startup, established business, or agency. It cannot validate a business model, product-market fit, customer demand, unit economics, operations, competitive position, or growth potential without additional evidence.
The Business Agent groups crawl signals into broader messaging, support, pricing, public-evidence, and website-readiness hypotheses. The Marketing Agent focuses on visible channel and campaign-preparation signals. Neither replaces analytics, customer research, financial analysis, or market research.
Yes. An initial guest scan is available without an account. A free account includes 5 scans per month; Pro and Agency plans include unlimited scans. Scan time varies with crawl size and website response.
Depending on missing terms or page patterns, it may suggest researching editorial content, useful resources, partner channels, additional markets, or personalization. These are generic hypotheses to validate, not measured opportunities, revenue forecasts, or recommendations to implement automatically.
No. It does not retrieve competitor websites, market share, pricing, customer sentiment, demand, or positioning. It can flag whether selected differentiation wording appears on the submitted site, but only external research can establish meaningful competitive differences.
Marketing Agent
Turn crawl-visible website signals into channel ideas and a review plan
Sales Signals
Review crawl-captured pricing, signup, question, outcome, customer-evidence, contact, and comparison wording
Executive Summary
Summarize crawl-based review scores, flags, and follow-up areas
Action Plan
Prioritized fix queue based on detected website issues