CloakScan
Detect SEO cloaking: see Googlebot vs user content
CloakScan monitors a given URL by fetching the page as a regular visitor and as Google’s crawler, then compares the rendered output, screenshots, and structured data to identify discrepancies that indicate cloaking. It records the findings in a dashboard, assigns a confidence score, and can generate side‑by‑side diff reports, as well as PDF summaries and analytics over time. The service also checks SSL status, security headers, and Google index spam, and it can flag WordPress compromises.
The tool is aimed at freelancers, agencies, and other developers who manage multiple client sites, especially those built on WordPress or other CMS platforms. It requires no plugins, no server‑side installation, and can be started by simply entering a URL. Users can schedule automatic scans at intervals of six hours, daily, or weekly, and receive instant email or in‑app alerts when cloaking or other integrity issues are detected.
CloakScan is offered as a web‑based SaaS built on a stack that includes React, Next.js, Astro, Supabase, Vercel, TypeScript, and Tailwind. It provides a free tier with five scans per month and a trial period, allowing users to evaluate its detection capabilities before committing to a paid plan.
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