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Independent website research

Rate the claims.Keep the sources.

sitepaper extracts every claim on a site, checks it against live web sources, and rates it fact, contested, or fiction — with an explanation you can cite. That verification is Analyst. Standard and Free write a synthesis or white paper when you need the site as one document.

Research brief

Less collecting. More understanding.

Instead of forty tabs, a generic one-page summary, or a folder of scraped files, leave with a document that explains the site in order.

Compare to AI summarisation
Free
1 level
Standard
5 levels
Analyst
Verified
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Method

From domain to manuscript

  1. 01

    Map

    Find the pages that carry the site’s argument, not every URL it exposes.

  2. 02

    Read

    Separate distinctive material from repeated navigation, templates, and archives.

  3. 03

    Compose

    Write a synthesis or white paper — or, on Analyst, a critical analysis with sourced claim ratings — from that record.

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Three forms

Claim-level verification, or a document from the site

  1. 01

    Critical analysis

    Analyst. Every claim extracted, checked against live sources, and rated Fact, Contested, or Fiction — with an explanation and citations.

  2. 02

    Synthesise

    Included on every plan. A clean, logically ordered document in full markdown, built from the pages that matter. Free is one level and five pages.

  3. 03

    White paper

    Included on every plan. Title page, contents with working links, numbered sections, and a formal close. Free is one level and five pages.

The finished work

A document, not a data dump

Coverage with judgment

Choose how far to read. sitepaper chooses which pages add information.

One continuous argument

Sections build on one another instead of repeating the homepage.

Visible research

Follow the pages, evidence, and sections as the document takes shape.

A document you own

Edit the finished manuscript and export it as PDF, Word, or plain text.

Plans

Verification for the work that needs it. Documents when it doesn’t.

$0

Free

One level of depth, five-page reports, generous monthly usage included.

$15 / month

Standard

Synthesis to depth 5, white papers to depth 3, up to 200 pages. Library included.

$35 / month

Analyst

Claim-by-claim fact-checking with sources (focused verification, up to 300 pages), plus synthesis and white papers to depth 10 and 600 pages.

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Questions

Before you paste a domain

What does sitepaper produce?
A synthesis or white paper researched from the pages that carry a site’s argument — or, on Analyst, a critical analysis that rates each claim Fact, Contested, or Fiction with sourced explanations — ready to edit and export as PDF, Word, or plain text.
What is the difference between Synthesise, White paper, and Critical analysis?
Critical analysis is the Analyst verification product: every major claim is extracted, checked against live web sources, and rated with citations. Synthesise is a clean, logically structured document in full markdown — Free is one level and five pages; Standard and Analyst go deeper. A white paper adds a title page, a contents list with working links, and formal numbered sections.
How is this different from AI summarisation?
Summarisers compress a page or a paste into a short recap. sitepaper starts from a domain, reads the pages that matter, and writes a full document you can edit and export. The comparison page sets that next to chat research and scrapers.
How is this different from saving pages or scraping a site?
sitepaper chooses coverage with judgment, drops repeated navigation and templates, and writes a single ordered document — as a synthesis, a formal white paper, or, on Analyst, a claim-by-claim critical analysis — instead of a folder of files or a generic summary.
What is included for free?
Free covers one level of depth from the supplied link, synthesis and white paper only, reports capped at five pages, generous monthly usage included, and full editing and export. Critical analysis and the library are on paid plans. No card is required.
What do Standard and Analyst add?
Standard is $15 a month: synthesis up to 5 levels (200 pages), white papers up to 3 (200 pages), a library of finished documents, and generous monthly usage. Analyst is $35 a month: synthesis and white papers up to 10 levels and 600 pages, plus Critical Analysis — focused verification depth, up to 300 pages, with a source for every rating. If you use the included monthly writing up, Analyst can reset it for $30 for the rest of the month, Standard for $12, or wait until the 1st UTC.

Begin a report

The next handover can begin with a URL.

Create an account, name the site, and follow the research as it becomes a document. Critical analysis is on Analyst.

Start a report
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