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Everything Verant does, and exactly what it costs you.
Verant proofreads live websites — the pages your visitors actually see, not drafts. Paste a URL into the scan field on the home page and press enter; the report streams in as pages are read.
Try it before you create an account.
- Free trial 2 single-page scans, no sign-up or credit card.
- Free site sample One capped full-site scan — your homepage plus four more pages.
- Creating an account A one-time email link or Google. There is no password.
A single-page scan renders the page in a real browser, reads the copy the way a person does, and flags only errors it can defend. If a finding would start a debate, Verant keeps it to itself — every correction should be safe to apply as-is.
Every plan includes single-page mode. One scanned URL counts as one page against your monthly allowance.
- What it catches Grammar, spelling, punctuation, style, clarity, placeholder text, consistency, tone, and formatting.
- What it skips Stylistic preferences and judgment calls — the engine is precision-first by design.
A full-site scan discovers your pages on its own — robots.txt, your sitemap, and the links your pages actually carry — then reads each page in turn. You watch discovery fill the queue live, and every page takes its verdict in place.
Full-site mode is included on Pro and Ultra.
- Pro Up to 150 pages per crawl.
- Ultra Up to 500 pages per crawl.
- Quota Each page a crawl analyzes counts once against your monthly allowance.
Discovery follows the shape of your site and deliberately skips what isn’t copy — search results, carts, checkout and login flows, feeds, and file assets. Query strings count as distinct pages; fragments don’t. Sitemap and robots.txt fetches identify as VerantBot; the pages themselves render in a real browser.
A scan that couldn’t cover everything it found finishes as “Completed with warning,” with the reason named. “Scanned 40 pages” always means 40 pages analyzed — a clean result never claims more ground than it covered.
- VerantBot/1.0 The crawler’s user agent for sitemap and robots.txt fetches — allowlist it if your site gates bots.
- robots.txt A scan you start yourself is not blocked by Disallow rules; when rules were bypassed, the scan’s summary says so.
Point Verant at a site and it rescans every week, so new mistakes surface before your visitors do. Monitor runs are incremental: pages that have not changed reuse their previous results, so recurring scans stay fast.
Monitors pause and resume from your dashboard. Deleting a monitor never deletes its scans.
- Pro Watches 1 site.
- Ultra Watches 3 sites.
A monitor only emails you when something new is found — the top findings, plus a link to the full report. A clean run stays silent, and the first run sends a summary so you know the watch is live.
If your site is unreachable or discovery comes back incomplete, the monitor sends a warning and keeps comparing against the last complete run — an outage never turns into a false all-clear.
Every scan produces a report of corrections — the exact original text, the fix, and where it lives. Every plan keeps scan history.
- CSV Every correction, one row each — a fix recurring across pages is one row listing its pages, never thirty.
- Corrected copy Your pages with every fix applied, as one paste-ready Markdown file.
- Dismissals Findings you dismiss stay dismissed — and stay out of every export.
Any completed scan can be shared with a link. The URL is unguessable, shows the findings without exposing your account, is hidden from search engines, and revoking it kills the link within a minute.
Verant speaks MCP, so your agent can run scans and read results directly. Add the server to your agent’s configuration and sign in when prompted — your Verant account is the authorization. No API keys, no registration step.
Agent access is included on every paid plan. Agent scans draw from the same page allowance as scans you run yourself.
{
"mcpServers": {
"verant": {
"url": "https://verant.ai/mcp"
}
}
}$ claude mcp add --transport http verant https://verant.ai/mcp- Server https://verant.ai/mcp — Streamable HTTP.
- Auth OAuth, through your Verant account. Agents register themselves.
- ai.verant/verant The server’s registry id.
- proofread_url Proofread one public page.
- proofread_site Start a full-site scan on your plan.
- get_scan Fetch the status and results of a scan you own.
What a result looks like — low-confidence findings are filtered out before your agent ever sees them:
{
"scanId": "0d9f2b6e-4c1a-4e9b-9f2d-8a51c3b7e042",
"pageUrl": "https://acme.com/about",
"corrections": [
{
"original": "recieve",
"correction": "receive",
"type": "spelling",
"context": "you’ll recieve a confirmation shortly"
}
],
"lowConfidenceCount": 0
}A page is one URL analyzed once. Allowances reset monthly, and every kind of scan — single-page, full-site, monitor, or agent — draws from the same pool.
- Mini 10 pages per month.
- Hobby 50 pages per month.
- Pro 250 pages per month.
- Ultra 1,000 pages per month.
- Failed pages Never billed — a page that can’t be read never counts.
- Unchanged pages Never billed on monitor runs — prior results are reused.
- Redirects Resolve to one canonical page; nothing is billed twice.
- Credits Debited only for the overflow above your plan line, oldest expiry first.
Prepaid credits (pages with no subscription attached, applied after your plan allowance, good for 90 days) are not on sale right now — the credits page takes waitlist signups.
Every plan also comes with discounted annual billing — flip the toggle on the pricing page.
Every ceiling you can actually hit, in one place.
- Scan starts 5 per 10 seconds per IP.
- Concurrent scans One full-site scan runs per account at a time.
- Pages per crawl Pro 150, Ultra 500 — behind an adjustable safety cap (default 50) you can raise from your account page.
- Link depth Discovery follows links up to 5 hops from the root.
- Links per page Up to 200 harvested from each page.
- Text per page Up to 200,000 characters analyzed, trimmed at a paragraph boundary.
The FAQ on the pricing page covers what these docs don’t. For everything else, write to support@verant.ai — the team reads every message.
Billing is fully self-serve: change plans or cancel from your account page. Canceling stops future invoices and your plan runs through the period you paid for.