For discovering what is publicly visible and what should be fixed first.
- 3 websites
- 10 scans per day
- 3 AI prompts
- 1 competitor trial + top 8 issues
Run the free scan first. Upgrade when you need saved projects, weekly reports, prompt tracking, competitor movement, and historical proof that fixes worked.
For discovering what is publicly visible and what should be fixed first.
For one brand that wants weekly proof that published fixes changed observable signals.
For teams tracking prompts, competitors, repair history, and exportable growth reports.
The first scan should prove the problem. Paid plans are for teams that need saved history, weekly proof, prompt and competitor evidence, and exportable reports for ongoing decisions.
Use public HTML evidence to see whether the site can be crawled, understood, structured, and trusted.
Save the project, publish fixes, rescan the same URL, and use weekly summaries to see what changed.
Track more prompts, competitor domains, long history, PDF exports, and AI-assisted repair drafts for a growth team.
Free shows the first gap. Starter tracks whether fixes worked. Pro adds prompt, competitor, history, and export operations.
Yes. The free scan works without a credit card and shows the score plus the top issues.
Upgrade when you need saved projects, weekly change reports, prompt tracking, competitors, and history.
Stripe card checkout bills monthly in USD. Alipay opens a hosted CNY checkout and returns customers to the dashboard after payment confirmation.
No. Openbyt complements traditional SEO tools by focusing on GEO, AI readiness, prompt evidence, and monitoring changes after fixes ship.
No. Free scans primarily inspect public website signals. Prompt tests use configured AI providers as answer simulations and evidence, not guaranteed live ranking data.
Users save the prompts and competitor domains they want monitored. Openbyt uses those settings to compare prompt coverage and competitor mentions.
Weekly monitoring tracks saved scan history, score movement, issue changes, prompt evidence, competitor settings, and optional analytics data after you connect it.
Use scores as a prioritization system, not a traffic guarantee. Fix visible issues, rescan the same URL, and compare whether observable signals improved.