LivecheckThe last mile for AI-built websites.

The last twenty percent
is where AI-built sites die.

You built it in an afternoon. Clean code, decent copy, a layout that looks professional. Then deployment hits.

Forms break. Mobile views collapse. DNS settings read like a foreign language and the SSL certificate fails. The site sits eighty percent done while you google how to connect a domain.

Livecheck runs it through a fixed technical checklist, tells you exactly what broke, and issues a signed certificate that proves the site works.

Free, and no account. We only read the page — nothing is changed.

The checklist

Seven categories · same every time

Fixed, not adaptive. Every site gets the same inspection, so two certificates mean the same thing. Read the whole checklist — all 40 checks, free, no account.

DNS

The domain resolves correctly and consistently, worldwide.

Required

SSL / TLS

The certificate is valid, complete, and trusted by every browser.

Required

Form submissions

Forms reach a real destination instead of failing silently.

Required

Mobile responsiveness

The layout holds together on real phone viewports.

15%

SEO tags

Search engines and social platforms can read the page.

15%

Page speed

The page loads fast enough to keep visitors.

10%

Browser compatibility

The site renders and runs in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.

10%

Required means a failure there fails the certificate outright. A site with a broken SSL chain, a domain that will not resolve, or a contact form that silently drops messages is not live in any useful sense — however good its SEO tags are.

The certificate

Portable proof

It lists the failures too

Every check that ran appears on the record, whatever the result. A certificate showing only its passes would be advertising. Twenty-one passes next to three warnings is what makes the twenty-one worth reading.

You do not have to trust us

Each certificate is signed with Ed25519. Anyone holding the public key can confirm the record has not been altered — including by us, after issuing it.

It expires

After ninety days. Sites change, and a reading taken three months ago does not describe what is live today. A permanent badge would be a lie with a long tail.

It needs proof of ownership

A certificate is only publishable once you have shown you control the domain. Otherwise anyone could mint a badge for a site they have nothing to do with, and the badge would mean nothing.

What it costs

USD

Basic Site Checklist

Access to a free, standard checklist for AI-generated site completion.

Free

Site Rescue Starter

Subscription service providing basic support for site finishing touches.

$49/month

Site Rescue Pro

Flat-fee service offering a complete checklist execution and certification.

$300 flat-fee

Rescue On-Demand

Ongoing access to advanced tools, priority support, and updates.

$75/month

Site Rescue Enterprise

Premium plan offering custom solutions and full integration with AI platforms.

$10,000+/year

Only Site Rescue Pro and above include repair — we fix what broke and hand back a repository. The free scan tells you what is wrong; it does not fix it.