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assets.vercel.com

cloudflare · 9 technologies detected
Cached result
Confirmed — unambiguous signal Likely — heuristic marker only

Framework & libraries

2
Bootstrap
jQuery

CMS

1
WordPress

Analytics

1
Google Analytics 4
Audience MeasurementConversion Tracking

Tag managers

1
Google Tag Manager GTM-5BS5ZV
Tag ManagementConversion Tracking

CDN & performance

2
Cloudflare
jsDelivr

Fonts & assets

2
Adobe Fonts
Google Fonts

Security headers

2/6
— HSTS Forces HTTPS on future visits
✓ Content Security Policy Restricts what the page may load
— X-Frame-Options Blocks clickjacking via framing
✓ X-Content-Type-Options Stops MIME-type sniffing
— Referrer Policy Controls referrer leakage
— Permissions Policy Limits browser feature access

AI readiness

Strong
90
/ 100
Content structure 76
Schema, FAQ markup and answer-shaped passages
Schema depth 100
4 valuable types detected
AI crawler access 100
13/13 tracked crawlers allowed
Machine-readable index 100
llms.txt present

Not detected

2
— No consent management detectedAnalytics and advertising cookies without consent are a GDPR exposure.
— No error tracking detectedFront-end exceptions reach users before anyone on the team hears about them.

Subdomains

0

No subdomains found in certificate transparency logs.

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This reads the site's published HTML only. It sees what the server sends, not what runs afterwards in a browser.

A tag manager is present, so this site may load further analytics or eventing tools at runtime that don't appear above.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does the tech stack checker work?

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It fetches the page's published HTML and inspects four signals: script URLs, inline script contents, meta and DOM markers, and the HTTP response headers and cookies. Each signal is matched against a table of known technology fingerprints.

Can it detect everything a site uses?

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No, and it says so. The checker reads published HTML only, so tools loaded at runtime by a tag manager may not appear. When a tag manager is detected, the results flag that the list may be incomplete rather than implying it is exhaustive.

What do 'confirmed' and 'likely' mean?

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Confirmed means an unambiguous signal was found, such as a Google Tag Manager container ID or a server header. Likely means only a heuristic marker matched, such as a DOM attribute that a framework usually leaves behind but which can occur by coincidence.

Is the tech stack checker free?

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Yes. No account is required, and full results are shown without a signup wall.