THE SHORT VERSION
Iron Canyon Co makes the Website Punch List, a free check of a contractor's website. This is the same check in a shorter form, for people who already work in ChatGPT or Claude. It needs a website address and nothing else.
What it does
Your assistant sends us a website address. Our server reads that site's public pages, scores them against our list of checks, and sends the result back to your assistant, which shows it in your chat.
A second, smaller tool lists what we check and how the score is worked out. It reads no website at all.
What it reads
- The site's public home page and a few more of its public pages, such as the contact page and a service page.
- Its robots and sitemap files.
- Public records about the domain: its registration date and its DNS records.
A typical site gets 7 to 12 requests from one check. The tool does not log in, fill in forms or change anything on the site it reads.
What you get back
- An Iron Canyon Score out of 100.
- A one-line verdict.
- A score for each of the four areas we check, and a count of what passed and what needs work.
- Up to three of the biggest problems, with why each one matters.
DETAILS
What it does not do
- It gives no how-to-fix advice. It says what is wrong and why it matters, not how to repair it.
- It does not measure phone speed. That test takes too long for a chat, and the answer says speed was not measured.
- It does not ask for or save a name, email address or phone number.
- It has no sign-in and no account.
- It makes no promises. A higher score does not guarantee rankings, leads or calls.
For the full check, with the phone speed score and the complete list, use the Website Punch List on this site. For a person's opinion, ask for a Team Review.
Limits
- 100 checks a day in total, across everyone who uses the tool.
- 3 checks a day for any one website.
The tool may also pause for a short time when many checks arrive at once. When a limit is reached, the check is refused until the limit resets.
How to add it
Add it to your assistant as an outside tool, using this address:
https://www.ironcanyon.co/api/check/mcp
- Open your assistant's settings and find the part for connectors, apps or outside tools.
- Choose to add one by its address, and enter the address for this tool.
- Turn it on in a chat and ask, for example, “Check example.com with the Website Punch List.”
Whether you can add outside tools depends on your assistant and your plan with its provider.
Privacy
We receive the website address your assistant sends and nothing else from your conversation. We do not ask for or save contact details through the assistant. We keep anonymous counts so the limits above can work. Your assistant's provider handles your conversation under its own privacy policy. Ours is on the privacy policy page.
Support
Questions or a problem with the tool? Email office@ironcanyon.co and our team will reply.