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Check a website's security

Paste an address. Site Check reads what any visitor's browser and public DNS can see, scores it, and writes a fix prompt for an AI coding agent for every finding.

Check this site

The check is passive: the home page, a few public files and DNS records, nothing else.

What the check reads

  • The TLS certificate: who issued it, when it expires and which protocol it speaks

  • Whether plain HTTP redirects to HTTPS, and the HSTS header

  • Content-Security-Policy, frame protection, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy and Permissions-Policy

  • Cookie flags, and headers that name a server version

  • Scripts, styles and images the home page loads over plain HTTP

  • SPF, DMARC, DKIM, MX and CAA records, and security.txt

What a clean result means

Site Check looks only at what the public internet can see. It does not log in, submit forms, scan ports or crawl past the home page, so a clean result is a good sign, not a guarantee. Once you verify that you own a site, the dashboard also looks for files that must never be public, such as .env and .git.

Plans for monitoring

Site Check plans, billed monthly in US dollars
PlanPriceSitesChecks
Free$01 siteWhen you run them, with full history
Starter$49 / month3 sitesWeekly, with the report sent to you
Business$149 / month10 sitesDaily, with the report sent to you