A few ground rules.
Last updated October 27, 2026. Use this free experimental service to inspect public webpage source that you are permitted to access.
The score has a specific meaning
A slop score is a resemblance index for the source-level patterns described in our methodology. It is not proof that a person used AI, a probability of authorship, a measurement of how much content was generated, or a judgment that a website is safe, fraudulent or trustworthy. Matches and omissions can both be wrong.
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Fair interpretation
Do not present a result as a factual accusation about a person or business. Review the evidence, page coverage and context. A copied template, a modern design system, or shared tooling can produce similar patterns.
Availability
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