Monetization
Whether there is a business here, or just a landing page.
- Public pricing
- Pricing model
- Payment processor
A transparent, item-by-item read on how seriously a product is run, from public signals on its website. Every report is shareable, and nothing here is a guess: each check says what it found.
Established
Reads like a seriously-run, established product.
Whether there is a business here, or just a landing page.
The unglamorous setup that separates a product from a weekend build.
Whether anyone is still shipping, measured continuously.
How much real engineering is behind the page.
Each report also lists what the site is built with: hosting, CDN, framework, analytics, support and email tools.
We open the homepage in a real browser and fingerprint what it runs on: hosting, framework, analytics and the tools bolted on.
We find the pricing page, check the domain's DNS for email and security records, and look at how recently the site changed.
Each check says what it found. Anything we couldn't reach is marked unchecked and left out of the score, never counted as a fail.
No. The score reads how seriously a product is run (whether it charges, whether its email is set up properly, whether anyone is still shipping), not whether it's useful or well designed.
Every scanned site is re-checked automatically about once a month. Anyone can also press Re-scan on a report once a day to refresh it sooner.
Every check and what it found is on the report. The weights behind the number are kept private so the score stays hard to game.
Start with the 'Needs attention' list at the top of your report. Email records (SPF, DMARC) and a public pricing page are usually the quickest wins.