Vishal
Vishal Chauhan is an independent full-stack, mobile and security-focused developer who builds secure backends, web apps, iOS/Android apps and his own products. His principal current product, Siteory, audits websites for SEO, AI-search visibility and security, then turns findings into ranked, developer-ready fixes.
At a Glance
- Indie founders and early-stage SaaS teams
- Web developers and engineering teams
- SEO and web agencies
- Teams launching or maintaining Next.js, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, Astro, Wix, Squarespace or Ghost sites
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AI Tools by Vishal
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Siteory
Website Audit for SEO and Security
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Latest News
Published 'robots.txt for GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended' about AI crawler access and GEO programs.
Published 'How to read Search Console’s generative AI report'.
Published 'GEO checklist for ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini'.
Published 'AI Mode vs AI Overviews: what changes for websites'.
Products & Services
A website-audit service that performs one crawl and produces SEO, AI-search/AEO visibility and security reports in Markdown, with prioritized findings, evidence and coding-agent-ready fix prompts.
A remote MCP server and setup tooling for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Windsurf and other MCP clients. It supports starting audits, listing and inspecting issues, applying fixes in the user's code workflow, rescanning and comparing audits.
A private couples app for iOS and Android; Vishal's portfolio says it is trusted by more than 40,000 users.
A fast, SEO-ready dental-clinic website with online booking.
Market Position
Siteory positions itself as the missing middle between SEO score dashboards and security scanners: it uses one shared crawl across SEO, AI-search visibility and security, ranks the work by shipping priority, attaches evidence, and produces a fix prompt rather than a dashboard full of warnings. Its stated comparison set includes Ahrefs, Semrush, Screaming Frog, Sitebulb, Moz Pro and SE Ranking; it differentiates through developer-ready Markdown and MCP-based audit/fix/rescan workflow.
Leadership
Founders
Vishal Chauhan
Independent full-stack and mobile developer based in New Delhi. His portfolio identifies him as Lead Full-Stack Developer at CampusOS (2024–present), AI Trainer at Outlier (February 2025–present), and a builder of secure backends, web applications, iOS and Android applications. He publishes under @siteory and operates Siteory himself.
Founding Story
Vishal describes Siteory as a product he builds himself, with no fictional team or advisory board. It was created to bridge the gap between SEO score tools and security scanners: one crawl should explain what is wrong, provide named evidence, and give the developer or coding agent the smallest next fix without entering the deployment path.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Freemium website-audit SaaS: an anonymous quick preview and one free full audit with a verified account, followed by one-time paid audits or a monthly subscription. Paid plans also include Siteory MCP, agent skills and the local checker.
Pricing Tiers
Quick preview without an account plus one free full audit with a verified account; SEO, AI visibility and security in the full audit.
One full paid audit with deeper crawl, SEO and AI-visibility checks, active security and internet-exposure intelligence, reports/fix prompts, Siteory MCP, agent skills and local checker.
Ten full paid audits per month, including Single features, MCP/agent skills/local checker and Shodan-powered internet-exposure intelligence.
Target Markets
- Indie founders and early-stage SaaS teams
- Web developers and engineering teams
- SEO and web agencies
- Teams launching or maintaining Next.js, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Framer, Astro, Wix, Squarespace or Ghost sites
- Organizations using Vercel, Netlify or Cloudflare deployments
- Founders checking a newly launched website for SEO and crawl blockers
- Engineers turning a long SEO or security report into an actionable next commit
- Agencies auditing inherited sites and prioritizing fixes
- Teams checking whether AI assistants and answer engines can read and quote their pages
- Security and launch reviews focused on headers, cookies, CDN configuration and internet exposure
- Developers using Claude, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode or another MCP client to audit, fix and rescan a site