Inspect websites through SiteCheck’s hosted MCP tools. Tool calls use x402 payments, so a compatible payment-capable client is required.
SiteCheck provides hosted website-inspection tools through a stateless HTTP MCP endpoint. Its documented operations cover page reading and other website information tasks, with payment handled through x402.
A client can discover the advertised tools, but discovery is different from successfully executing a paid operation. SiteCheck returns payment requirements for tool calls when the client has not supplied the required payment. Review the advertised price and the exact operation before using it in a repeated workflow.
The endpoint is https://api.sitecheck-api.workers.dev/mcp. Use the maintainer’s client and x402 setup documentation. This listing does not describe the service as free or assume that a plain OAuth connection can execute its paid tools. For a research result, retain the inspected URL and retrieval context alongside the returned information.
claude mcp add --transport http sitecheck https://api.sitecheck-api.workers.dev/mcpThis adds the HTTP endpoint only. Follow the maintainer’s x402 client setup to execute paid tool calls.
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