See it free. Pay for the fix.
A free check shows you everything that is wrong. Paying shows you how to fix it, in words to paste. No card to see the problems.
The free check
Every plan starts here. Paste your address and see everything that is wrong, with the proof, in plain English.
- No card, no sign-upYou see the result before you tell us who you are.
- Every problem we find, in plain EnglishNot a checklist. What is wrong, and what it could cost you.
- One site, one pageEnough to know whether you have a problem. Not enough to find all of them.
- Five checks a monthFix something, press the button again, and we tell you plainly whether it is gone.
Launching soon and would rather not subscribe?
Launch Check$19 once, for one site
The words to fix every problem, a read of the code that built it, and the deeper checks, for one site, for thirty days, with fifteen extra checks to fix things and prove they are fixed. It does not watch your site between checks.
One site you want kept an eye on, not just fixed once.
- Everything in the free check, plus:
- How to fix every problem, in words you paste inYou copy our sentence into Lovable, Cursor or whatever built the site, and it does the work. You never open the code.
- We read the code that built your appA bill with no limit on it does not show up on your web address. It shows up on your card. We take a copy of your code, read it, and delete it when the scan finishes.
- Fix it without leaving the tool you built withConnect us to Lovable, Cursor, VS Code or Claude Code once, then say "check my app and fix what you find" inside the tool you already use. You stop copying anything between two windows.
- Prove the site is yours, which turns on the deeper checksSome checks are too intrusive to run on a stranger. Once you have shown the site is yours, we run them.
- We check again every week, without being askedMost problems arrive with a change you made on a Tuesday, not on the day you signed up.
- We tell you if it goes down, or your web address is about to run outAn expired address takes your site off the internet, and the email about it usually goes to an inbox nobody reads.
- Email and Slack the moment something changesYou hear it from us, not from a customer.
- We go looking for your other pages, not just the one you pasteThe page that leaks is rarely your home page. It is the one behind a link you forgot about.
Also included:
- A separate report you can hand to a developer
- Fixes you paste straight into the tool you built with
- A short summary of your site every week
- Thirty checks a month, about one a day, so you can fix and re-check freely
- Need a second or third site? Add up to two more for $15 a month each
A business with more than one site, a team, and data worth a second lock.
- Everything in Solo, plus:
- A page of scores, in your name, to send anybody who asksWhen a customer, an investor or a marketplace asks whether your app is safe, you send a link instead of writing a paragraph you are not sure of.
- Invite two other people to read your reportsThe person who can actually fix things sees the problem and the words to paste, without you forwarding a PDF or sharing your password.
- Safe to hand to a freelancerThey see every problem and the exact words to fix it, and can change nothing: not your billing, not your plan, not your sites. Give a contractor access on Monday and there is nothing to undo on Friday.
- We check every day instead of every weekA problem introduced on Monday is found on Monday, not the following weekend.
- We sign in as a test customer and photograph what they can reachThis is how we find one customer being able to read another customer's data, which no check from outside can see. Every name, email and number in the picture is blanked.
- Five sites instead of oneEnough for a business with a main site, a landing page or two, and something half-finished you forgot was public.
- Record what was true on the day you hand a site overA permanent page at its own address, carrying your name. If the site is breached a year later, the argument is about what was true when you handed it over, and this is the only thing that answers it.
Also included:
- The deeper checks that need you to connect your project, once you do
- Three hundred checks a month: every site watched daily, with room to re-check
- Need more people? Add up to eight more for $5 a month each
In Solo and Business
Fix it without leaving the tool you built with
Connect GuardCue once, then ask for a check inside the tool you already use. It tells your tool what is wrong and the exact words to fix it, then checks again to prove the fix worked.
- Works where you built itLovable, Cursor, VS Code and Claude Code, with Bolt, Replit and Base44 coming soon.
- No key to copy or keep safeYou sign in with your email and press Allow. That is the whole setup.
- Honest about what it could not checkSo your tool never tells you that you are safe when we simply do not know.
- It reads, it never writesYour tool makes each change, with you watching. Disconnect it whenever you like.
Building sites for other people?
Agencies need things a founder does not: a client seeing only their own site, reports in your name rather than ours, and a record of what was true the day you handed a site over. Tell us how you work and we will price it around that.
Every plan starts the same way: a free check of your site, with no sign-up. You choose a plan from inside your results, and you can cancel a monthly plan whenever you like. Prices include tax, so the price you see is the price you pay. See everything each plan includes →
What we look for.
more than a hundred specific problems, across nine departments, each scored on its own and all of them on every plan including the free check. What the plans change is how much of your site we reach, how often we come back, and whether you are told how to fix what we found.
- Can a stranger get in?This is the one that can end a business overnight.
- Can somebody run up my bill?People have woken up to bills in the thousands, and found out from the invoice.
- Is my site still up?You usually find out from a customer, which is the most expensive way to find out.
- If something breaks, is my data gone?One bad change wipes it for good, and you find out when you need it back.
- Am I losing people because it is slow?Every extra second costs you visitors, and Google pushes a slow site down.
- Can everyone use it?Some people simply cannot use your site, and it is increasingly the law.
- Is it built properly?The quiet problems your customers meet before you do.
- Can anyone find me?You lose free customers to competitors who do appear.
- Do AI assistants know I exist?More people ask an assistant than search. If it cannot read you, it recommends somebody else.
What each plan includes.
In plain words, with nothing left out. Anything a plan does not include is shown as a dash rather than quietly missing from the list.
Launch Check or Solo? They cost the same.
They unlock exactly the same things. The difference is what happens afterwards. The Launch Check is a one-time payment: you fix what is wrong, you have thirty days to check your work, and then it ends and you are back to the free check. Solo is the same thing that keeps going, month after month, and on top of it we re-check your site every week ourselves and tell you the moment something changes.
Launching once and then leaving it alone? Launch Check. Have customers using it every day? Solo.
| Feature | Free check | Launch Check | Solo | Business |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you find out | ||||
| Everything that is wrong with your appThe full list, in plain English, with what each one could cost you. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| The proof for each problemWhat we asked for, what came back, and a blanked picture where there is one. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Whether a problem is still therePress check again and we tell you plainly. Free on every plan, including no plan. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| What we could not checkNamed out loud rather than shown as a pass. On every plan, always. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Whether people can find you on GoogleA missing map of your pages, a leftover setting telling search engines to skip you, dead links. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Whether you are losing people because it is slow | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Whether everyone can use itThe things that shut out a customer using a screen reader, or on a phone in bright sun. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Whether AI assistants can find youMore people now ask an assistant instead of searching. It reads your site differently. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Fixing it | ||||
| How to fix each problemThe exact words to paste into Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude Code or whatever built it. | — | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| A report you can hand to a developerThe technical version, if you would rather someone else did it. | — | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Prove the site is yoursTurns on the checks that only an owner is allowed to run. | — | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Fixes you paste straight into the tool you built withEach fix is written as an instruction for the AI in that tool, so you paste it in rather than doing the work yourself. For many problems it is worded for Lovable, v0, Bolt or Replit by name. | — | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Fix it inside the tool you built withConnect us once, then ask for a check and a fix without leaving Lovable, Cursor, VS Code or Claude Code. We say what is wrong and hand over the words; your tool makes the change with you watching. | — | — | Yes | Yes |
| Set a problem asideDecided something does not apply to you? Put it away, with a reason, and it stops counting against your score. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Keeping it that way | ||||
| We check again on our ownMost problems arrive later, in a change nobody thought was risky. | — | — | Every week | Every day |
| We tell you when something changesBy email, and in Slack if you connect it. | — | — | Yes | Yes |
| We tell you if your site goes downChecked between scans. We never call it down on one bad sample. | — | — | Yes | Yes |
| We warn you before your web address runs outAn expired address takes the site, the email and the sign-ins with it, and the warning goes to an inbox nobody reads. | — | — | Yes | Yes |
| A short summary every week | — | — | Yes | Yes |
| How your scores have changed over timeWhat you have fixed since the first check, which is the half nobody tells a founder. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| A page you can share showing your scoresFor a customer or an investor who asks whether it is safe. You choose whether it is public. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| How long it lasts | Always free | Thirty days | While you are with us | While you are with us |
| The deeper checks | ||||
| What one signed-in customer can reachWe sign in as a test customer and photograph what they can see, every name, email and number blanked past its first two letters. | — | — | — | Yes |
| Checks that need a key from youThings nobody outside your app can see, like a scheduled job quietly costing you money. | — | — | — | Yes |
| We read the code that built your appYou point us at where your code lives and we read it. This is how the money problems get caught before launch instead of on the invoice: a bill nobody limits, a limit anyone can step around, a password left in the code. | — | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Who else can see it | ||||
| Other people you can inviteThe person who actually fixes things sees every problem and the words to paste, without you forwarding anything or sharing a password. | — | — | — | 2 |
| What the people you invite can changeNothing. They read every finding and the words to fix it. Spending money, adding a site and removing work stay with you. | — | — | — | Nothing |
| A permanent record of a handoverFor anyone who builds sites for other people. A dated page at its own address saying what was true the day you handed it over. It cannot be changed afterwards, and if you withdraw it, it says so rather than disappearing. | — | — | — | Yes |
| That page carries your name, not oursWhen a customer, an investor or a marketplace asks whether your app is safe, they see your name on the answer, not your supplier's. | — | — | — | Yes |
| How much of your app | ||||
| Sites | 1 | 1 | 1 | 5 |
| More of your site than the page you pasteWe follow your sitemap and your own links to the other pages, because the one that leaks is rarely the one you would think to check. | — | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Checks a monthEvery check you ask for, plus the ones we run on our own. Nobody reaches these in normal use. | 5 | 20 | 30 | 300 |
What founders ask us.
I built my app with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor or Claude Code. Is this for me?
Yes, that is exactly who it is for. Those tools make apps that work, and quietly leave doors open that you cannot see because nothing looks broken. We find the doors, explain them without jargon, and give you the words to paste back into the same tool to close them.
Is the free check really free? What is the catch?
It is free, with no sign-up and no card. You see everything that is wrong, in plain English. What you pay for is how to fix it: the exact words to paste, the re-check, and the watching. We would rather you see the problem for free than not see it at all.
Could the check break my site?
No. A free check only reads what any visitor could already see, the same pages and the same public addresses. Anything that could change data is off unless you prove the site is yours and switch it on yourself, on a screen that says exactly what it does.
What do you do with what you find?
We keep a count, a list of column names, and one sample blanked past its first letter, so you can see it is real without us holding anything private. We never store your customers’ data. A picture of a leaking screen is taken with every word blanked before it is saved.
What if you could not check something?
The report says so, in those words. A check that could not run is never shown as a pass, because an all-clear you did not earn is the most expensive thing a scanner can give you.
You want to read my code. Is that safe, and do I have to?
You never have to. Everything on the free check runs from your web address alone, and most people start there and stay there for a while.
If you do let us read it, we take a copy, read it, and delete it when the scan finishes. We do not keep it, we do not train anything on it, and nobody here reads it by hand. What we keep is the finding: a sentence about what is wrong and which file it was in.
It is worth doing because the mistakes that cost the most money live in the part of your app nobody outside it can see. A bill with no limit on it does not show up on your web address. It shows up on your card.
I do not know how to code. Can I actually fix what you find?
That is the point of the paid part. Every problem comes with the words to paste into the tool you built with, written for that tool. You paste, it fixes, you press "check again", and we tell you plainly whether it is gone.
I fixed it, so why does it still say the problem is there?
We check your live site, not the files on your computer. A change only counts once it has been saved to GitHub and your hosting has put it live. Until then the old version is what visitors see, and it is what we see too.
Built with Lovable? Open Publish and press Publish changes. Lovable does not put changes live on its own.
If it has been live for a few minutes and it still shows, the change did not fix it. Ask your tool for the fix again and compare it with what it changed.
Which app builders and databases do you understand?
Any public website gets the full outside check. The deeper checks, the ones that look at your database rules and what a signed-in user can see, are built around Supabase, which is what Lovable, Bolt and most AI tools use underneath. If your app runs on something else, the free check will tell you what it could and could not look at.
What is the difference between the Launch Check and Solo? They cost the same.
They unlock exactly the same things. The difference is what happens afterwards. The Launch Check is a one-time payment: you fix what is wrong, you have thirty days to check your work, and then it ends and you are back to the free check.
Solo is that same thing, continuing. On top of it we re-check your site every week ourselves and tell you the moment something changes, for as long as you stay.
Launching once and then leaving it alone? Take the Launch Check. Have customers using it every day? Take Solo.
Can I cancel?
Any monthly plan, any time, from your own billing page, and it stays on until the end of what you paid for. The Launch Check is a one-time payment for thirty days and does not renew.