How it works
URL in. Markdown out. You ship the patch.
Siteory does not log into your CMS and it does not apply the fix. It crawls the host you submit and writes a report the engineer can paste into an agent.
1. Submit a URL you are allowed to scan
Paste a URL on the homepage. You can run a public SEO and AI-visibility preview without an account. Use a site you own or have permission to test. The free signed-in audit covers those checks. Paid security scans require a paid plan or credit on pricing.
2. One crawl, three reports
Siteory fetches the page, follows same-host links it is allowed to follow, and records HTML, headers, and robots data. A free preview stays on SEO and AI-visibility with a small crawl. Hermes, Shodan, and the deeper crawl run only after payment is confirmed. That crawl feeds the SEO, AI search, and security passes so the findings share evidence. The exact checks are on how we check.
3. Read the Markdown, then paste it
The report names the URL, the proof, and the smallest change that would clear the item. Paste it into Cursor, Claude, Codex, or OpenCode. Those tools draft the patch. You review it. Nothing is deployed until you do.
4. Re-scan after you ship
A finding is not closed because a model said it was. Re-run the same URL and compare. Header changes in particular need a second look at the CDN.
The homepage still has a short version of this story. This page is the durable URL for people who arrive from search or from the blog.