An AI website scan that shows what is worth fixing
Updated 2026-11-09
Check privacy, security, accessibility and documents on your site. Start with a free scan, get a clear picture, and see how a detailed report helps you handle the findings.
The site works. Do you know what is happening behind it?
Design, speed and usability get most of the attention. Another layer still shapes how the site behaves: security headers, measurement components, privacy documents, accessibility and the information visitors can reach.
Some issues are quiet. A site can use HTTPS and still omit a security header. A page can look readable to its owner and still fail a measurable contrast check or hide a control from the keyboard.
Public documents matter too. Can a visitor open the privacy policy, see a clear cookie explanation, and reach the terms?
A website scan gives one first picture instead of checking each topic by hand.
Four areas worth knowing on your site
Privacy and cookies
The scan looks for measurement components, a reachable privacy policy, and a cookie choice that can be observed automatically. It reports a finding only when the evidence supports it.
Site security
HTTPS is only part of the picture. The scan checks security properties that are visible from outside, including relevant response headers, and points to settings worth reviewing.
Accessibility
Automatic checks can find some problems in structure, components and contrast. They do not decide every accessibility requirement.
Documents and terms
The scan looks for public policies and terms it can open, reads the available text, and says what it found or could not identify. Missing wording is not, by itself, a legal breach.
What a website scan looks like
You do not need to read server configuration to start. Enter a full name and a website address. The scan checks the information and components it can reach.
The recording shows the scan stages, the free summary, and how that summary differs from the detailed report.
What the free scan includes
The first report is for someone who wants the overall picture before going deeper.
It shows a score, how much of the check was decided, and how many items passed, need attention, are missing, or could not be decided.
It does not reveal finding names, evidence, page addresses or fix instructions.
A detailed report: not only what was found, but what to do next
A score is a snapshot. Improving a site means seeing the evidence behind the number.
The full Bizuply Compliance AI report groups findings, shows the evidence and the location when one was identified, and suggests practical fixes.
What the full report includes
An overview, findings by category and severity, what the issue means, page addresses when identified, evidence, practical recommendations, a professional source when one fits, a priority order, the limits of the check, and a PDF.
How a technical finding becomes a clear action
Suppose a sample check finds that a response did not include a security header. The report can explain the header's role, where it was missing, what to configure, and how to confirm the change afterwards.
Who a website scan is for
A small brochure site and a larger business site can both use an automatic look at what is publicly visible.
Business owners
For a picture of the site settings and the documents visitors can open.
Online stores
For technical signals and public content related to privacy, security and accessibility.
Agencies and site builders
For an ordered list of findings before handing a site over, or as part of ongoing care.
Teams with a live site
For a monthly scan that shows what changed, not a promise of continuous monitoring.
The site changes. The check can change with it.
Plugins, forms, measurement tools, design and new pages all move. A small change can affect headers, components or accessibility.
Beside a one-time scan, quarterly monitoring includes four scans a year and monthly monitoring includes 12. Each report describes the site at that time. This is not real-time monitoring.
Choose how closely to check the site
Start with a free scan, continue to a detailed report, or choose automatic checks through the year.
See what the site is doing before a problem finds you
A first scan can show what deserves attention. The detailed report turns those findings into a list of actions.
Nothing to install. No admin access. Start with the website address.
FAQ
What is an AI website scan?
It is an automatic check of what a scan can reach on a public site, gathered into findings on security, privacy, accessibility and public documents. Bizuply Compliance AI adds explanations and recommendations in plain language.
Can I scan a site for free?
Yes. The free result is a score, the share of checks that were decided, and the counts. The detailed report is separate.
Do you need admin access?
No. The scan uses what it can reach from outside. There is no admin password and nothing to install.
Does the scan prove privacy-law compliance?
It can see technical signals and public text. It cannot decide full compliance with every law. Legal duties depend on the country, the business, the data, and facts that are not always on the site.
Is an automatic accessibility check enough?
No. It can find some issues and it states its limits. It does not cover every requirement or scenario.
Is this a penetration test?
No. It is an outside scan of reachable properties, not an intrusion test and not a full security audit.
How long does a scan take?
It depends on the site, the pages that respond, and the checks that can run. The screen shows the progress.
What is the difference between the free and full report?
The free report is a summary. The full report adds findings, evidence, locations, explanations, recommendations and a PDF.
Can I scan again?
Yes. A one-time report is a single scan. Quarterly monitoring includes four scans a year, one every three months. Monthly monitoring includes 12 scans, one each month. An unused scan does not roll forward.
Is monitoring billed every month or every quarter?
No. Quarterly monitoring is $119 for the year, in one payment. Monthly monitoring is $300 for the year, in one payment. $29.75 and $25 are the value of each scan, not a separate charge.
How is a one-time report different from monitoring?
The one-time report is a single $35 scan, with no renewal. Quarterly and monthly monitoring are paid yearly in advance and use a fixed scan day. They open only after payment is verified.
What happens if renewal is cancelled?
Cancelling renewal stops the next yearly charge for both monitoring plans. Scans already paid for continue until the paid year ends.
Can I download the report?
The detailed report includes a PDF when the purchase or the subscription entitles you to it.