Every scan on this page reads a live website and returns something different. The Tech Scan tells you what a site is built with. The CRM Scan tells you what it is missing. The Deep Site Scan tells you what to fix on your own site, in the order to fix it. Pick by the question you are actually asking — your first scan is free and needs no account.
First scan free · no account · credits never expire
Tech Scan, CRM Scan and Deep Site Scan compared
Compare
Tech Scan
CRM Scan
Deep Site Scan
Whose site
Anyone else’s
Anyone else’s
Your own
Answers
What they run
What they lack
What to fix
Detects the tech stack
Yes — full fingerprint
CRM & marketing only
No
Scores AI readiness
Headline grade
No
Yes — all 33 checks
Email auth & security
SPF, DMARC, MX, headers
No
No
Prioritised fix list
No
No
Yes — ranked punch-list
Bulk a prospect list
Yes
Yes — CSV upload
One site at a time
Starts at
1 free scan
Included
Free
What each scan actually does
Tech Scan
What is this site built with?
Point it at any domain and it returns the full fingerprint: CMS and framework, CRM, email and marketing automation, analytics and ad pixels, payments, hosting, security headers, email spoofability, and whether AI crawlers are allowed in. Every detection names the evidence it matched, so you can defend it on a call.
Built for
Agencies and sales teams qualifying a prospect before the first call.
The same engine pointed at the gap instead of the stack. It confirms whether a site runs a CRM at all, whether anything captures a lead, whether follow-up automation exists, and whether they can even measure what they lose — then scores the opportunity so you can sort a whole prospect list by who to call first.
Built for
Anyone selling CRM, automation or marketing services to new clients who needs a reason to call.
The deepest scan we run on your own site: 33 checks across nine categories — crawlability, AI access, content, metadata, structured data, social, speed, mobile and conversion — returned as one prioritised punch-list. Not a score to feel bad about; a list your web team can work through in order.
Built for
Owners and marketers who want to know exactly what is wrong — and agencies reporting to clients.
SXO finds it and fixes it once. CRO9 keeps it fixed.
A scan is a photograph. Sites drift — pages get added, copy gets edited, scores slide back. CRO9 is the same work running continuously, on every page, publishing to the live site.
Every page, on a schedule
SXO fixes the page you point it at. CRO9 works through the whole site and keeps going — new pages included, without anyone remembering to ask.
It publishes the fix, not a PDF
Approved copy is written back to the live site through the CRO9 helper or the WordPress plugin. No ticket, no developer, no waiting for a deploy window.
Proof, not promises
Audit & Deploy rescans the same pages after publishing and shows the before and after score, so you can see what the change actually bought.
What is the difference between the Tech Scan and the CRM Scan?
They read the same live page and report opposite things. The Tech Scan tells you everything a site runs — CMS, CRM, analytics, ads, payments, hosting, email authentication and security headers. The CRM Scan ignores the stack and reports the gap: no CRM, no lead capture, no follow-up automation, no tracking — and scores how big the opportunity is. Use the Tech Scan to understand a prospect, the CRM Scan to find one.
Which scan should I run on my own website?
The Deep Site Scan. It runs 33 checks across nine categories and returns a prioritised punch-list you can hand to whoever maintains your site. If you only want the headline number first, the free SXO Score gives you a single 0–100 AI-readiness grade in about ten seconds, and you can go deeper afterwards.
Do I need an account to run a scan?
No. Your first Tech Scan and your first SXO Score both run without an account. Creating a free account adds two more scans, and after that scans run on credits that never expire or on a monthly plan.
How accurate is the technology detection?
Every detection names the evidence that produced it — a script URL, a cookie, a header, a class name — and the fingerprint is matched against a page’s markup rather than its visible text, so a site that merely mentions a tool in its copy is never reported as running it.
Can I scan a list of domains instead of one at a time?
Yes. The Tech Scan and CRM Scan both take a CSV of domains, scan each one, and return a sortable sheet with the stack, the gaps and an opportunity score for every row. The Deep Site Scan is deliberately one site at a time, because its output is a punch-list rather than a row.
What does a scan cost?
Your first scan is free. After that, credits start at $0.25 per scan in the larger packs and never expire, or a monthly plan includes an allowance that refills each cycle. The Deep Site Scan is free to run, with deeper written reports from $49.
What is the difference between SXO and CRO9?
SXO is the diagnosis and the one-off repair: scan a site, get the fix list, buy a page rewrite. CRO9 is the same work running continuously — it holds your site metadata, rewrites and republishes to the live site on a schedule, and rescans afterwards to show the before and after. Use SXO to find out where you stand; use CRO9 when you want it handled every day without asking.
Do these scans work on any website?
Any site that is publicly reachable. The scanners read the live page exactly as a browser or an AI crawler would, so nothing needs to be installed and you do not need access to the site you are scanning.
Start with the free one.
Scan your own site for nothing and see the grade, or point the Tech Scan at a prospect and read their whole stack before you pick up the phone. No account either way.