# Verant

> AI-powered website proofreading. Scan single pages or entire sites for grammar, spelling, punctuation, and placeholder text.

- Website: https://verant.ai
- Contact: support@verant.ai
- Parent company: Lore Studio (https://lorestudio.co)

## About

Verant is an AI-powered proofreading service that scans websites for grammar, spelling, punctuation, and leftover placeholder text. Enter any URL and get detailed corrections powered by current-generation models routed through Cloudflare AI Gateway.

## Features

- Single page scanning — analyze any URL for writing issues
- Full site scanning — crawl and analyze up to 500 pages in one run (Pro/Ultra)
- Site monitoring — automatic weekly re-checks; only changed pages re-proofread; email only on new issues (Pro/Ultra)
- MCP server — proofread from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client over OAuth (proofread_url / proofread_site / get_scan)
- Four issue categories: grammar, spelling, punctuation, placeholder text
- CSV export of all corrections
- Sites, scan history and activity
- Cloudflare-native rendering and crawl pipeline

## Plans

Monthly allowance is pages per month across all your scans; the full-site ceiling is the most pages a single crawl will analyze.

- Free Trial: 2 page scans, no account required
- Mini ($5/mo): 10 pages/month, scan history
- Hobby ($19/mo): 50 pages/month, scan history
- Pro ($59/mo): 250 pages/month, full-site scanning up to 150 pages per crawl, email support
- Ultra ($199/mo): 1,000 pages/month, full-site scanning up to 500 pages per crawl, priority support

## How results stay precise

Verant uses a precision-first proofreading prompt, structured output validation, and a verbatim-source gate. Every flag quotes text that is present on the page, and Verant never auto-applies a fix. Model and prompt changes are tested against hand-labeled real and synthetic pages before they ship.

## What Verant is NOT

- Not a writing assistant — no real-time, in-editor suggestions as you type.
- Not a browser extension or plugin — it scans your published live site, not drafts.
- Not Grammarly — Grammarly checks documents you are writing; Verant checks your live website as visitors read it.
- Not an accessibility, SEO, or link checker — it proofreads written copy, not WCAG compliance, metadata, or broken links.

## Website Proofreading Software

- What website proofreading is, the full "what Verant catches" taxonomy, and how it differs from extensions, manual review, and document tools: https://verant.ai/website-proofreading-software
- Website spell checker — paste a published page address and get every misspelling with the fix. Two pages free, no account; then check the whole site. Also flags leftover placeholder copy: https://verant.ai/website-spell-checker
- Website grammar checker — checks the grammar of the rendered, live site after the CMS assembles each page, consistently across every public page: https://verant.ai/website-grammar-checker

## Free tools

No account needed. The website spell checker above runs the anonymous trial. These tools read one site or page without rendering or proofreading it. All of them: https://verant.ai/tools

- XML sitemap checker — Enter a site address and see the pages its sitemap declares, the way a crawler reads it: robots.txt hints, sitemap indexes, and the final page list. https://verant.ai/tools/sitemap-checker
- Open Graph checker — Check og:title, og:description, og:image, and twitter:card, and see a share card preview. One page per check, free with no account. https://verant.ai/tools/open-graph-checker
- Website page counter — Count the pages listed in a website’s sitemap and see the largest sections, free with no account. https://verant.ai/tools/page-counter
- Meta tag checker — Enter a page address and see its meta tags as written: title, description, canonical, robots and headings, with what to fix. Free, no account. https://verant.ai/tools/meta-tag-checker
- Favicon checker — Check a site’s favicon: every icon the page declares, /favicon.ico, the apple-touch-icon, and the size Google asks for. Free, no account. https://verant.ai/tools/favicon-checker

## Agent access and monitoring

- AI agents and MCP — connect Verant to Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client over OAuth and proofread a URL or whole site from your agent (tools: proofread_url, proofread_site, get_scan; sign-in required; free accounts share 2 single pages a month with the web app; full-site scans need a paid Pro or Ultra plan; start a scan, then poll get_scan): https://verant.ai/ai
- Site monitoring (watch-my-site) — automatic weekly re-proofreading; only changed pages are re-checked; you are emailed only when a new issue appears, with the top 3 and a site report link (Pro includes one site, Ultra three; the Agency add-on replaces either limit with 20): https://verant.ai/monitoring

## Comparison Pages

- All comparisons (hub): https://verant.ai/vs
- Verant vs Sapling PageCheck: https://verant.ai/vs/sapling
- Verant vs SortSite / PowerMapper: https://verant.ai/vs/sortsite
- Verant vs Siteimprove: https://verant.ai/vs/siteimprove
- Verant vs TripleChecker: https://verant.ai/vs/triplechecker
- Verant vs Spling: https://verant.ai/vs/spling
- Verant vs Screaming Frog: https://verant.ai/vs/screaming-frog
- Verant vs LanguageTool: https://verant.ai/vs/languagetool
- Verant vs Grammarly: https://verant.ai/vs/grammarly
- Verant vs Writer: https://verant.ai/vs/writer

## Platform Pages

- All platforms (hub): https://verant.ai/platform
- For Wix sites: https://verant.ai/platform/wix
- For Substack sites: https://verant.ai/platform/substack
- For Ghost sites: https://verant.ai/platform/ghost
- For Webflow sites: https://verant.ai/platform/webflow
- For Framer sites: https://verant.ai/platform/framer
- For Shopify sites: https://verant.ai/platform/shopify
- For WordPress sites: https://verant.ai/platform/wordpress
- For Squarespace sites: https://verant.ai/platform/squarespace

## Use-Case Pages

- All use cases (hub): https://verant.ai/for
- For documentation sites: https://verant.ai/for/docs
- For publishers: https://verant.ai/for/publishers
- For ecommerce brands: https://verant.ai/for/ecommerce
- For startups: https://verant.ai/for/startups
- For agencies: https://verant.ai/for/agencies

## Guides

- All guides (hub): https://verant.ai/resources
- How to find leftover placeholder text on your live website: https://verant.ai/resources/find-placeholder-text
- Pre-launch website proofreading checklist: https://verant.ai/resources/pre-launch-website-checklist
- How to proofread a JavaScript-rendered (SPA) website: https://verant.ai/resources/proofread-javascript-rendered-sites
- Proofreading vs. Grammarly for a live website: https://verant.ai/resources/proofreading-vs-grammarly-website
- The most common website copy errors (and how to catch them): https://verant.ai/resources/common-website-copy-errors

## Glossary

Plain-English definitions of the writing, typography, and web-rendering terms behind website copy quality.

- All terms (index): https://verant.ai/glossary
- Placeholder text — Temporary filler copy a template ships with so a layout has something to show before the real copy is written. https://verant.ai/glossary/placeholder-text
- Lorem ipsum — Scrambled pseudo-Latin filler used to show how a layout looks before real copy is written. https://verant.ai/glossary/lorem-ipsum
- Proofreading vs. copyediting — Proofreading is the final surface check for errors; copyediting is the deeper earlier pass that improves clarity and style. https://verant.ai/glossary/proofreading-vs-copyediting
- Style consistency — Treating the same writing choice the same way everywhere, so a body of text reads as one coherent voice. https://verant.ai/glossary/style-consistency
- Rendered HTML (vs. source HTML) — The final page a browser builds after running JavaScript — as opposed to the raw source HTML the server first sent. https://verant.ai/glossary/rendered-html
- Em dash vs. en dash — The em dash (—) breaks a sentence; the en dash (–) marks a range; the hyphen (-) joins words. https://verant.ai/glossary/em-dash-vs-en-dash
- Serial (Oxford) comma — The comma before the final "and" or "or" in a list of three or more items, as in "red, white, and blue". https://verant.ai/glossary/serial-comma
- Smart quotes vs. straight quotes — Smart quotes are the curly, directional marks of finished prose; straight quotes are the neutral typewriter marks. https://verant.ai/glossary/smart-quotes-vs-straight-quotes
- Typo — A small accidental mistake in typed text — a mistyped, transposed, doubled, or dropped character or word. https://verant.ai/glossary/typo
- Homophone — A word that sounds like another but means something different — "their" vs. "there", "your" vs. "you’re". https://verant.ai/glossary/homophone
- Its vs. it’s — "Its" is possessive ("its name"); "it’s" is short for "it is" or "it has" ("it’s ready"). https://verant.ai/glossary/its-vs-its
- Sentence case vs. title case — Sentence case capitalizes only the first word; title case capitalizes most words, as in a headline. https://verant.ai/glossary/sentence-case-vs-title-case
- Microcopy — The small, functional bits of interface text — buttons, form hints, error messages, tooltips — that guide a user. https://verant.ai/glossary/microcopy
- Readability — How easily a reader can understand a piece of writing — a product of sentence length, word choice, and structure. https://verant.ai/glossary/readability

## Links

- Pricing: https://verant.ai/pricing
- Terms: https://verant.ai/terms
- Privacy: https://verant.ai/privacy