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About squirrelscan
What is squirrelscan?
squirrelscan is a website quality assurance tool designed for coding agents. It audits your site for SEO, performance, security, accessibility, and agent experience issues, providing exact fixes that your coding agent—like Claude Code or Cursor—can apply directly. The tool is open source (MIT) and has no account needed for local CLI audits.
What problem does squirrelscan solve?
Manual website audits are slow, and coding agents often need precise, actionable feedback. squirrelscan automates checks across 260+ rules and 21 categories, generating a health score and grade, plus concrete fix suggestions. It saves developers time by integrating into existing workflows via CLI, MCP, or API, and offers CI-friendly exit codes to gate builds on quality thresholds.
Who is squirrelscan for?
It’s for developers, QA engineers, and teams using AI coding agents to maintain websites. It’s best if you want to automate website quality checks and feed fixes directly into your agent. It is not for non-technical users who need a manual website auditor without code integration—though the cloud reports are shareable with teams.
Real use cases
Use squirrelscan to audit a site before launch, set up nightly audits to catch regressions, or integrate into your CI pipeline to fail builds on low scores. Its multiple output formats (console, html, markdown, llm, json, xml, text) make it flexible for both humans and agents.
Key features
- Audit engine — 260+ checks across 21 categories with health score and grade.
- Fix-it guidance — Every issue includes concrete fixes your coding agent can apply.
- Coding agent integration — Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and more via CLI or MCP.
- Parallel crawling — Fast, parallel crawls locally or in the cloud.
- Multiple output formats — console, html, markdown for humans; llm, json, xml, text for agents.
- CI-friendly — Exit codes to fail builds on score or severity thresholds.
- Self-contained reports — One portable HTML file that can be shared anywhere.
SaaSpartout Score
7.8
/10
Editorial score from our review methodology — not user ratings.
squirrelscan Pricing
squirrelscan pricing: Free forever; cloud audits from $19/mo. Billing model: Freemium.
Free — $0/month
Free forever. Includes local CLI audits unlimited, about 5 cloud audits per month, 500 monthly cloud credits, publish reports to dashboard, max 500 pages per cloud audit, 1 concurrent cloud render. No card needed.
Pro — $19/month
About 30 cloud audits per month, 3,000 monthly cloud credits, credit top-ups included, publish reports, max 2,000 pages per cloud audit, 5 concurrent cloud renders, scheduled audits, continuous dead-link checks, custom request headers, score history, site profile kept fresh, 1 seat. Credit top-ups available from $10: $1 buys 100 credits, top-up credits never expire.
Team — $29/seat/month (min 2 seats)
Everything in Pro, plus about 30 cloud audits per seat per month, 3,000 cloud credits per seat, max 5,000 pages per cloud audit (rolling out; currently 2,000), 10 concurrent cloud renders, pooled org credits, team invites & roles, shared projects & issues, white-label reports. Annual plan offers 2 months free. Enterprise plans with SAML/SCIM available on contact.
Cancel anytime. Failed audits refunded automatically. No card needed for Free plan.
Frequently asked questions
How much does squirrelscan cost?
squirrelscan is free for local CLI audits, with cloud audits starting at $0 for about 5 per month. Paid plans start at $19/month for Pro (about 30 cloud audits) and $29/seat/month for Team (min 2 seats).
Is there a free trial for squirrelscan?
squirrelscan has a free forever plan that includes about 5 cloud audits per month. No credit card is required for the free plan.
What is squirrelscan used for?
squirrelscan audits websites for SEO, performance, security, accessibility, and agent experience issues. It provides exact fixes that coding agents can apply, and it can be integrated into CI/CD pipelines to enforce quality standards.
Who is squirrelscan best for?
It's best for developers and teams using AI coding agents (like Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot) who want automated website QA with actionable fixes. It's also useful for QA engineers who want to integrate quality gates into their deployment process.
What are the top alternatives to squirrelscan?
Alternatives include Ahrefs, SEMrush, or Sitebulb for SEO audits, but these are manual. For coding-agent-focused automation, competitors are limited; some teams use custom scripts or Lighthouse CI. Static site checkers like Awesome or HTML validators are simpler but less comprehensive.
How does squirrelscan work with coding agents?
squirrelscan connects via CLI, MCP, or API. You can prompt your agent to run 'squirrelscan' and fix issues until a perfect score. The tool outputs fixes in a format your agent can understand, and it supports CI exit codes for automated enforcement.
