Every scan on this site is free and always will be, with no email and no signup. You pay when you want Lantad to keep checking after you have stopped looking.
No card to run a scan. Cancel a plan any time.
Lantad is pre-revenue. Plans are not on sale yet, and nothing on this page can be bought today. The scan is free and fully working, so run one and read the report. The prices below are what these plans will cost when billing opens, and this page will say so the day it does.
$0 forever
No card, no signup
The whole checker, one URL at a time, with a shareable report at the end.
/month/mo
Save $118 with yearly$708$590 yearly
For one site that has to stay readable to AI after every deploy.
/month/mo
Save $398 with yearly$2,388$1,990 yearly
Every paid answer engine, and enough scale for a real content estate.
/month/mo
Save $798 with yearly$4,788$3,990 yearly
Twice weekly tracking and the wide competitor roster, for teams reporting upward.
Past 10,000 pages, or under a procurement process
Custom page and site ceilings, retained hands-on fix work, single sign-on, white-label reports, a named contact, a written SLA, and invoiced billing. Priced on the scale you actually run.
These numbers are read from the same configuration the product enforces, not from a sales page. If a row says 5,000 pages, the scheduler stops at 5,000 pages.
| Limit | Free | Starter | Pro | Business |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One-off scans | Free | Free | Free | Free |
| Monitored pages | 25 | 1,000 | 5,000 | 10,000 |
| Monitored sites | 3 | 10 | 50 | 100 |
| Prompts tracked weekly | 5 per run | 100 | 150 | 250 |
| Paid answer engines | 0 | 3 | 5 | 5 |
| Prompt reruns per week | None | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| Competitor roster | None | 3 | 3 | 10 |
| Cited pages watched | None | 5 | 5 | 15 |
| Bulk pages per run | None | 2,000 | 4,000 | 6,000 |
| Bulk pages per month | None | 30,000 | 100,000 | 200,000 |
| API calls per day | None | 200 | 500 | 1,000 |
Prompts tracked weekly is prompts per page multiplied by the 10 tracked pages.
Paid engines are the answer engines that bill per call; every plan including free also gets the always-on chain, so a free run returns real answers from real models.
Three questions decide it: how many pages you need watched, how many answer engines you need to hear from, and how often you need to hear from them.
A plan tells you what is broken. These three fix it. The one-time services are launching soon; retained work runs under Enterprise, priced in that conversation.
The whole site read the way a crawler reads it, with a ranked plan your engineers can work from.
We implement the fixes on your money pages, then re-scan to prove the parity moved.
Managed month after month: we watch, we catch the regression, we fix it before it costs a citation. Sold under Enterprise and priced in that conversation, not on a card.
The free scan is not a trial. It has no expiry, no signup, and no gated report.
Anyone can paste a URL, watch the run, and open the report link afterwards without an account. That is the product, and it stays free because a checker nobody can check is worth nothing.
What a plan buys is time: the scheduler that re-runs the check every week, the answer engines that bill per call, and the history that turns one number into a trend.
Free and paid reports raise from the same catalogue of 24 named defects. Nothing is held back behind a tier.
Every report link opens without an account, so you can send it to the engineer who will make the change.
The robots.txt resolution and the 12 live user-agent probes run on every scan, on every plan.
Anything the scan could not measure is reported as not measured, with the reason. No plan buys a better-looking number.
Lantad is free to run on any single page and paid only when you want it watched. A scan tells you what AI crawlers can read on one URL today. A plan re-checks your pages every week and emails the diff when readability drifts, because a redeploy, a CDN rule or a theme update can put your content back behind JavaScript with nothing on the page looking wrong.
Every price and every ceiling on this page is read from the configuration the checkout enforces.
Yes. Paste a URL and run it. There is no signup, no email gate, and no card. The report link at the end opens for anyone you send it to, without an account. Free also carries 25 monitored pages across 3 sites, re-checked once a week, so a small site can stay watched without ever paying.
Three things: scale, breadth and prompts. Starter watches 1,000 pages across 10 sites and queries 3 paid answer engines; Pro watches 5,000 pages across 50 sites and queries all 5. Pro also tracks 150 prompts a week against Starter's 100, and lifts the API allowance from 200 calls a day to 500.
Cadence and roster. Business re-runs prompt tracking twice a week rather than once, on Monday and Thursday, and lifts the competitor roster from 3 to 10 and cited-page watches from 5 to 15. It also doubles the scale again to 10,000 pages across 100 sites and 1,000 API calls a day.
Two months. Starter is $590 a year against $708 at the monthly rate, Pro $1,990 against $2,388, and Business $3,990 against $4,788. The plan is otherwise identical.
Yes, and it is enforced rather than promised. A Deep Audit includes 3 months of Starter monitoring and a Fix Sprint includes 6, applied to your account at purchase and expiring on schedule. The audit page allowance itself does not renew, because it is a one-time purchase. Both live on the services page and are launching soon.
Any time. Cancel from the billing portal we link in your receipt email; billing stops at the end of the current period and you keep access until then. Existing subscriptions keep the price they signed up at for as long as they stay active, so the prices on this page apply to new checkouts only. See the Terms for details.
One URL under active monitoring, re-checked every week. A page you scanned once and never added to monitoring does not count against the limit. Sites are distinct domains, which is what matters for agencies running many clients under one account.
Nobody should buy monitoring before they know what their score is. Paste a URL, read the report, then decide whether it is worth watching.