Sample the real content
Cross-check URL, HTML, hreflang, and the language detected in the visible text.
Page-by-page language verification
Crawl your multilingual website, compare each page’s declared language with its real content, and get an actionable report.
See the deliverable
Explore a labelled example with expected and detected languages, per-page verdicts, and downloadable exports.
EXAMPLE DATA
Reproducible benchmark
We tested the detection engine on 36 languages of real marketing copy. The method and raw results are public.
Read the methodology and raw benchmark · Compare detection approaches
Method
Cross-check URL, HTML, hreflang, and the language detected in the visible text.
Read the full body without navigation, cookie banners, or footer text hiding untranslated content.
Escalate mixed or uncertain signals, then report one clear status per page.
Pricing
Start free. Paid crawls and subscriptions require an account; card payment is handled by Stripe.
$4 / crawl
200 pages
$8.50 / crawl
500 pages
$27 / crawl
2,000 pages
Account required for paid crawls. Provided URLs cost less than spider crawling.
$9 / month
$29 / month
$99 / month
Account required for subscriptions.
FAQ
It crawls your site and verifies that each page served under a given language is really written in that language — no leftover source language, no mixed content. Every page gets a verdict: Conforming, Non-conforming, Uncertain, Error, or Undetermined.
Detection covers more than 180 ISO 639-3 languages; the public benchmark evaluates 36 languages, and the interface is localized into 36 languages. The text of your pages is never sent to a third-party AI service for detection.
Not for the free scan: the first 10 pages need no card or account. Paid crawls and subscriptions require an account and card checkout.
A spider crawl costs $4 for 200 pages, $8.50 for 500, or $27 for 2,000. Providing URLs costs less: $3, $6, or $17 respectively. Recurring monitoring starts at $9 / month.
Real Chromium rendering is available to subscribers. The free scan uses HTTP crawling without JavaScript rendering, so a JavaScript-dependent site can produce a different result from a paid crawl.
Yes. The API speaks x402 (HTTP 402 micropayments in USDC on Solana) and ships an MCP server for agent frameworks: the agent pays per call, without an API key or an account.