AI Site Check

AI Site Check is our own product, built and run in-house rather than for a client. It takes a URL and tells you whether the page behind it was built with an AI website builder, which builder it looks like, and how confident that verdict is. Everything it has to earn, trust in a machine-made judgement about someone else's work, has to be earned on a single screen, from a single input field.

A verdict nobody can check is just an opinion with a percentage attached. The hard part was never the scan: it was making the result legible enough that a sceptical visitor could see where the number came from and disagree with it if they wanted to. That means a page carrying a lot of structure, weighted signal families, an evidence table, a plan comparison, and a public feed of recent scans, while still reading as one field and one button to someone who arrived to check a single site.

Building it for ourselves meant we owned every call, so we designed the whole thing around the input: the headline states what it does, the field is the first thing you reach, and every explanation sits below the fold for whoever wants it. The method is shown rather than claimed, with the signal families and their weights laid out as a table and the scoring threshold stated in the open. Recent public scans run as live proof on the homepage, so the product demonstrates itself before anyone spends a scan. The plan section names the free limits plainly instead of hiding them behind a signup. It's dark, typographic, and built so the evidence keeps its structure on a phone rather than collapsing into a wall of text.