// Agent category
Security, privacy, contact transparency, social proof, and brand reputation
Review crawl-visible technical and content signals that may affect confidence in a public website. These tools inspect HTTPS, selected response headers, insecure resources, privacy and consent references, contact details, testimonials, trust marks, and on-site review signals. They do not establish legal compliance, prove a site is secure, verify reviews, or measure how visitors perceive the brand.
7 agents
Find testimonial, review, rating, logo, credential, and guarantee wording
Check public pages for contact details and communication options
Review crawl-visible HTTPS, policy, contact, identity, social-proof wording, and selected external-reference patterns
Detect public policy links, consent wording, and tracker references
Review captured URL schemes, selected response-header presence, and explicit HTTP references in available HTML
Report visible identity, policy, contact, and social-proof signals
Review crawl-captured review wording, rating patterns, selected platform links, schema signals, credential phrases, and response cues
Yes. The category’s agents are available on the Free plan within its monthly scan allowance, and a guest can try an initial scan without creating an account. Usage and crawl depth depend on the scan type and plan.
No. Header presence is one layer of browser-facing configuration, and the right policy depends on the application. Use dedicated vulnerability testing, dependency scanning, secure development review, and operational monitoring to assess risks that a public crawl cannot see.
Depending on the selected agent, checks can include visible contact details, testimonials, review markup and platform links, trust marks, policy links, consent banners, tracking references, HTTPS, and selected security headers. Presence does not prove authenticity, effectiveness, or legal sufficiency.