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SiteVerdict checks your own WordPress site the way a visitor, a search engine and an AI assistant see it, then tells you in plain English what to fix and where to click in WordPress.<\/p>\n\n
Runs on your server. No account needed.<\/strong> All the checks below work locally: the plugin loads your own pages from your own server. Nothing is sent to any outside service unless you choose to turn on the optional cloud checks.<\/p>\n\n SiteVerdict is a site-health checker, not an llms.txt plugin. The llms.txt builder is one small optional tool inside it. The core of the plugin is the combination of cookie-consent and tracking-tag detection, a WCAG 2.2 AA quick check, speed, SEO and AI-crawler checks, each explained with the exact WordPress screen or plugin setting that fixes it. It runs entirely on your own server with no account, and the checks are designed for WordPress specifically (Media Library alt text, Settings > Reading, consent-plugin detection, robots.txt handled by WordPress).<\/p>\n\n Some things can only be tested in a real browser \u2013 for example which cookies appear before and after a visitor clicks \"Accept\", Core Web Vitals, or a full accessibility test of the rendered page. If you want those, you can opt in on the Settings tab and add a SiteVerdict API key. See \"External services\" below for exactly what is sent. Cloud checks are off by default and the plugin is fully useful without them.<\/p>\n\n A separate add-on plugin, not required for anything on this page, adds scheduled scans, email reports, whole-site crawls, score history and white-label PDF reports for agencies. All features of this free plugin stay free and unlocked.<\/p>\n\n Automated checks find common problems but cannot prove full compliance with WCAG, PECR, GDPR or any other law. SiteVerdict is not legal advice.<\/p>\n\n This plugin can connect to the SiteVerdict API<\/strong> (https:\/\/api.webrevenuescan.com), operated by BharatFare Travel and Technologies Ltd (UK). It is used only for the optional cloud checks.<\/p>\n\n Tag signatures are not connections.<\/strong> The plugin contains lists of script addresses and code fragments (for example googletagmanager.com, connect.facebook.net, hotjar, clarity) that it looks for inside your own pages' HTML<\/em> to detect which tracking tags your site uses. These strings are detection signatures only: the plugin never requests, loads or contacts Google, Meta, Hotjar, Microsoft or any other tag provider.<\/p>\n\n All local checks make HTTP requests only to your own site (loopback requests to your home page, the pages you list, \/robots.txt and \/llms.txt).<\/p>\n\n\n No, not by default. Local checks only request pages from your own site. The optional cloud checks send only your home page address (plus your API key and chosen checks) to the SiteVerdict API, and only after you opt in. See \"External services\".<\/p><\/dd>\n No. Nothing runs for visitors. Scans only run when an administrator clicks the button. The only front-end code is a tiny check that serves \/llms.txt if you enabled it.<\/p><\/dd>\n No tool can do that on its own. SiteVerdict finds common technical issues (for example trackers without a cookie banner or images without alt text) and explains how to fix them. It is not legal advice; ask a qualified adviser if you are unsure.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. It is a quick, automated check of common WCAG 2.2 AA failures that can be detected from the HTML. Things like colour contrast, keyboard traps and meaningful alt text need a rendered-page test (available as a cloud check) and a human review.<\/p><\/dd>\nWhat makes it different<\/h4>\n\n
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