Keep every documentation page clean
Documentation is the part of your site people read most closely — and the part that changes most often. Verant crawls your published docs and proofreads every page the way a reader sees it, so a typo in the quickstart never becomes a support ticket.
A scan visualized: Verant reads docs.acme.com the way a visitor does and catches 3 issues in place — each flagged fragment quoted verbatim, with the correction shown beside it, ready to fix.
Why documentation teams use Verant
Docs update weekly — nobody re-reads every page after each edit.
Broken grammar and typos in guides erode trust in the product itself.
Manual QA across hundreds of articles does not fit a shipping cadence.
How it works
On documentation
On a docs site — GitBook, Mintlify, Readme, or a custom subdomain — Verant crawls the published URL and proofreads the prose. It quotes your exact text and leaves every change to you, so technical terms, code-like strings, and API parameter names stay intact.
- Leftover template tokens and TODO/FIXME placeholders that shipped from a starter page and were never filled in.
- Autogenerated changelog entries that mix tense or carry copy-paste artifacts from a previous release.
- A fix made on the current version of a page but not on the older version still published beside it — the same broken sentence living on under /v1.
What ‘verified’ means
Technical strings stay intact: each flag quotes the published text, and weak suggestions are dropped.
- It does not check links — no broken-link, redirect, or link-validation auditing.
- It does not fact-check — it proofreads how copy reads, not whether a claim is true.
- It does not enforce a brand voice or terminology database — there is no custom style guide to configure.
- It does not audit accessibility, SEO metadata, or HTML validity — it proofreads written copy, not WCAG, meta tags, or markup.
Related reading: Verant for WordPress, Verant for Webflow, and how Verant compares to Writer.
Site monitoring keeps documentation clean as it changes — each weekly sweep re-checks only the pages that changed.
Priced by pages, not seats
Paid plans are month to month. Cancel anytime.
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Mini
For personal websites and projects with a limited number of pages.
- 10 pages per month
- Single-page scans
- Full-site scans
- Site monitors
- AI agent access (MCP)
- Scan history
- Export to CSV
- Support
Hobby
Great for creators, side projects and other small websites.
- 50 pages per month
- Single-page scans
- Full-site scans
- Site monitors
- AI agent access (MCP)
- Scan history
- Export to CSV
- Support
Pro
Ideal for teams and companies needing full-site coverage.
- 250 pages per month
- Single-page scans
- Full-site scans
- 1 site monitor
- AI agent access (MCP)
- Scan history
- Export to CSV
- Standard support
Ultra
Enterprise throughput and priority support for brands shipping at scale.
- 1,000 pages per month
- Single-page scans
- Full-site scans
- 3 site monitors
- AI agent access (MCP)
- Scan history
- Export to CSV
- Priority support
Frequently asked questions
Does Verant work with documentation and help-center sites?
Yes. Point Verant at your docs URL and it crawls and renders every public page, flagging grammar, spelling, clarity, and style issues in technical prose.
How do I keep documentation copy accurate as it changes?
Run Verant on your published docs site after edits. It proofreads every page and reports only the fixes worth making. Or turn on weekly site monitoring: it re-scans on a schedule and re-checks only the pages that changed since the last run.
Does Verant understand technical writing?
Verant proofreads prose for grammar, clarity, and style; it quotes your exact text and never auto-applies a change, so technical terms and code-like strings stay intact for you to judge.
Do you offer a free tier?
Two single-page scans and one full-site sample, free. No account or card.
Is my website content kept private?
Scanning is read-only and covers only public pages; we do not train on your content. Stripe handles card details.
How is this different from Grammarly or Sapling?
Grammarly and Sapling PageCheck focus on the one page you paste, and show every suggestion their agent makes — including false positives. Verant crawls your entire site and throws out weak suggestions before you see them. What you see is a short, high-precision list — not a pile of noise.
More ways to use Verant
Each page below is written for one kind of work — pick yours.
- Verant for agencies Proofread every client site at handoff and across your portfolio — whatever they built on.
- Verant for publishers Catch typos and leaked merge fields across every story — and monitor only what changed.
- Verant for ecommerce brands Clean product, collection, cart, and policy copy across your catalog — on any platform.
- Verant for startups Proofread your marketing site and docs before investors and customers read them.
- Verant for WordPress Proofread posts, pages, and theme copy from the URL — no plugin to install.
- Verant for Webflow Crawl every CMS and utility page before client handoff — no extension to install.
- Verant vs Writer Proofreading the copy already on your site vs governing how new content gets written.
Rather start from your stack? Pick your platform.