Tools — built on the record
Tools that answer with receipts
Every tool here runs on the same daily price-checking as the comparisons — which is why they can answer questions marketing pages won’t.
Doorman · newCan a buyer's AI agent read your site?The scanner walks your site the way an agent does and lists what it could and could not read — every finding named with the request behind it, graded, dated.FreeThe scan, your grade, every miss named, the badge.The report — coming soonEvery fix with its steps, a confirm command for your site, the skill pack, one re-scan.Ask for a scanWhat the report adds
wicketry.com107/116 · 29 SepSee our scan →
In detail
LiveTrue-cost calculator — Pick a category and your size, real cost out: promo expiries counted, send-cap overage flagged, annual-billing maths done. Vendors join as their plan tables are verified.
LiveShould you pay annually? — What a year up front is actually worth, per plan, worked out from both prices as we read them. Vendors holding only one billing state are named as such rather than estimated.
LiveWhat you actually get free — Every vendor we track that runs a free tier, with the limits their own page states quoted as read, and the cliff: the first paid plan you land on when you outgrow it. Where an allowance was never captured the page says so rather than guess.
LiveIs it cheaper in another country? — The same vendor’s plan ladder as its own pricing page printed it to five markets on the same day, each column in the currency that market actually saw. We convert nothing: figures in different currencies stand side by side as separate facts, and only markets a vendor quotes in the same money are compared — with the cheaper one named and the gap worked out from the two figures we read.
LiveIs that discount real? — A badge is a claim about time, so we date it: how many consecutive reads that discount has actually been running, counted across dated reads of the vendor’s own pricing page. Where the record holds the standing price too, the real gap is worked out from both figures; where it does not, the page says so instead of guessing.
LiveCan an agent read your site? — The Doorman walks a site the way a buyer’s AI agent walks it — robots.txt first, an identified User-Agent, requests spaced apart — and lists what it could and could not read, with the date of the scan. A grade describes how legible a site was that day; it certifies nothing. A site that asks not to be scanned is listed as unscanned and never graded.
LiveDid it go up? — Every confirmed price change in the record, with both readings and the date of each, and the direction stated only where two readings of the same currency line up one for one. There is a page for every tool we track, including the ones that have not moved — a dated no is an answer, and a tool we have never read cleanly says that instead.
Queued
Queued“Was it cheaper when you signed up?” — A tool plus a date → the recorded price then, beside the price now. Possible only because the log is append-only.
QueuedPromo-trap index — Vendors ranked by the gap between the advertised promo and the real renewal price, both from the record. Partly answered already: Is that discount real? works the gap out wherever the standing price has been captured. A full ranking waits on capturing it for the rest, and that page names exactly which vendors those are.
Want one of these sooner, or a different question answered from the record? Tell us — the queue bends toward what people actually ask for.