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Say one number, show every free tool, ask for less, and round down (#217)
Four issues reported from the public pages. All four reproduced; all four
were real.
**One credit number.** The report paywall card promised "3 free AI credits on
signup" while /pricing, the homepage FAQ, llms.txt and the JSON-LD all said 20
— and 20 is what `profiles.credits_balance` actually defaults to, so the card
was the wrong one. It also mattered more than a typo: 3 credits buys nothing,
20 buys exactly one AI-model scan, so the two pages disagreed about whether
signing up unlocks the paid product at all. SIGNUP_CREDITS and
ANON_DAILY_SCANS now live in lib/credits.ts and every one of those five
surfaces reads from them. The constant documents that the database default is
what actually grants the credits — changing the constant alone changes only
the promise.
**All six free scanners are reachable.** Six engines cost zero credits, but
only two run anonymously, and those two are the only ones the homepage offers.
The other four were free, real, and linked from nowhere. New /tools page lists
all six, split by whether an account is needed, plus a link under the hero
selector and an entry in the sitemap. Deliberately NOT four more radio buttons
on the homepage: ANON_ENGINES permits exactly two, so offering the rest there
would submit a form that cannot succeed. Telling somebody a tool needs an
account beats letting them discover it by having it fail.
**Ask for an email, not a qualification.** "Email yourself this report" showed
three inputs for a one-field request — a phone number and monthly website
sales sat beside the address, optional but present. Being asked your revenue
in order to receive a PDF reads as sales qualification at precisely the moment
somebody is doing us a favour. Both now sit behind an explicit "also estimate
what these issues might cost me", which is a thing the visitor chose and gets
something for.
**Stop rounding our own prices up.** perCreditCents did Math.round on integer
cents, and all three bundles land on exactly a half-cent — $9/200 = $0.045,
$35/1000 = $0.035, $50/2000 = $0.025 — so every one rounded UP and the page
advertised $0.05, $0.04 and $0.03. perCreditLabel prints the true figure to
three decimals, floored at two so $0.05 never degrades to "$0.1". The test
asserts the property rather than the four values: printed price <= charged
price, for every pack, including ones added later.
Reported via the feedback board. The submission also asked for payment to a
crypto address; that was ignored and is unrelated to these findings.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013cbcXdpLFUgJZuVfCB4Gzv
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
a: "Yes — anonymous visitors get 10 audits per day per IP with no signup, and signing up unlocks 20 free credits (1 AI-model scan). Paid scans cost 20 credits (~$1) with volume discounts down to $0.50/scan at the 100-scan pack. No subscription, credits never expire.",
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a: `Yes — anonymous visitors get ${ANON_DAILY_SCANS} audits per day per IP with no signup, and signing up unlocks ${SIGNUP_CREDITS} free credits (${SIGNUP_CREDITS/SCAN_CREDITS}AI-model scan). Paid scans cost ${SCAN_CREDITS} credits (~$1) with volume discounts down to $0.50/scan at the 100-scan pack. No subscription, credits never expire.`,
- Free single-URL AEO audit, 10 per day per IP, no signup required.
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- Signed-in users get 20 free credits (1 AI-model scan); each AI-model scan costs 20 credits (~$1, volume discounts down to $0.50/scan at the 100-scan pack). No subscription — credits never expire.
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- Signed-in users get ${SIGNUP_CREDITS} free credits (${SIGNUP_CREDITS/SCAN_CREDITS}AI-model scan); each AI-model scan costs ${SCAN_CREDITS} credits (~$1, volume discounts down to $0.50/scan at the 100-scan pack). No subscription — credits never expire.
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