Builder watermarks
Site builders and no-code tools all leave fingerprints: meta tags, telltale asset paths, the badge nobody bothered to remove. The loudest signal there is.
Forensic website authenticity report
Paste a link. We fingerprint the default agent house style: the watermarks, the stock copy, the obligatory gradient. Then we hand you a brutally honest 0–100 slop score.
What we look for
None of these are crimes on their own. Pile enough of them up with zero customisation, though, and the site starts to look like every other thing an agent shipped that week.
Site builders and no-code tools all leave fingerprints: meta tags, telltale asset paths, the badge nobody bothered to remove. The loudest signal there is.
One framework, one CSS kit, one component library, one icon set, one font. The reflex an agent reaches for. Use it untouched and you wear the uniform.
A handful of verbs every model loves, the compulsive punctuation habit, and that one rhetorical move where nothing is ever just itself. Machines have a tell.
Big hero, a row of three cards, a wall of glowing quotes, a plan table, one final call to action. The same skeleton, generated a million times over.
The obligatory cool-toned gradient, the glass card, the heavy rounded corners. Comfortable, safe, and instantly recognisable.
Filler text nobody replaced, a sample email, a made-up name, a stock photo, the starter title still sitting in the tab. Nobody finished the job.
Enough theory. Go put a site under the microscope.
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