Rules
The rules are short, because there are almost none
Paste a website. Three AI models judge it however they like. The numbers get added up and that is your place on the board. Everything below is just the detail.
How scoring works
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Enter a website URL or a domain
Both yoursite.com and https://yoursite.com/pricing work. We resolve it to the site's root and read the page from there.
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Each model looks your website up for itself
All three receive one thing: the URL. Nothing else. From there each model goes and gets its own live picture of the site — using web search or web fetch, whichever that model has — so it is judging your website as it stands today, not whatever it happened to memorise months ago. This is why updating your website and submitting again tomorrow can produce a genuinely different result.
Once a model has that data, the reasoning is entirely its own. It decides what matters about this particular website, judges it against that, and picks a number. We supply no criteria, no checklist and no scale — there is no upper limit and no lower limit.
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The three scores are added together
The total is what appears on the board. If one model fails to answer, the total is made up of whichever models did.
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Results on screen, or by email
Leave the page open and the results appear as soon as they are ready. Or add your email when you submit, close the tab, and we will send them to you instead.
The Board
The Board is the public leaderboard on the home page: every website that has been scored, in order, highest total first. It shows the rank, the site's own favicon, its title and description, how many people clicked through to it from here, and the total the models gave it.
There is a reward for placing well, and it is a real one: a spot near the top of the board gets seen, and gets clicked. Because the models set their own scales, a high placement is part judgment and part luck of the draw — which means any website has a shot at it, not just the famous ones.
How ranking works
Highest total wins
Websites are sorted by total score, descending. That is the only ranking signal. We do not weight by traffic, age, popularity or anything else.
Ties go to whoever came first
If two websites end up on exactly the same total, the one that was scored earlier ranks above the one that was scored later.
One entry per website
Each website occupies exactly one row on the board — its most recent run. Older runs stay in our records but do not appear twice.
Score again after 24 hours
A website can be submitted again 24 hours after its previous submission. The new result replaces the old one on the board, and the clicks it has already earned carry over. Ask the same models again tomorrow and you may well get a very different number — that is not a bug, that is the experiment.
AI can make mistakes. Every review and score here is reasoned out by the AI itself, with no criteria from us. None of it carries any real-world value — it is just for fun, and it is luck of the draw.