Amabrik
AI visibility and security scans, cookie consent and 10 widg
Every site I've built in the last 16 years needed the same set of add-ons: a cookie consent banner, a contact form, a chat widget, a popup, a reviews section, sometimes a booking calendar. Each of those is its own subscription, its own script on the page, and its own bill that grows as your traffic grows. For a small site or a side project, that stack gets expensive and slow fast.
So I built Amabrik, one lightweight script that runs all of those widgets from a single dashboard. You pay once, use it on unlimited sites, and there are no pageview caps, so a good traffic month never costs you more.
I also added two things most small teams never get to run because the pro tools are pricey. The first is a security scan that checks your live site for real holes. The second is an SEO and AEO scan that gives you two scores, one for normal search and one for how visible you are inside AI answers like ChatGPT and Google's AI Overviews. Every issue the scanners find comes with a copy-paste fix you can drop into Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor, so you can act on it without hiring anyone.
On the money side, I went with a one-time payment instead of another monthly bill. Lifetime access is $99 for unlimited sites, there's a 7-day trial with no card, and a 14-day refund if it isn't for you.
A bit of background: I've been building for the web for over 16 years, including OceanWP, a WordPress theme that passed 500,000 installs. Amabrik is part of a small portfolio of products I'm building in public.
I'd love feedback from this community. If you run a site or ship them for clients, what would make you switch from your current cookie or form or chat tool? And is a one-time price actually appealing, or do people trust subscriptions more these days? Happy to answer anything about how it's built.
2 Comments
The combination of one lightweight script, unlimited sites, and one-time pricing is a compelling alternative to stacking subscriptions. I’m curious how you prevent unused widgets from increasing page weight — does the script load each feature only when it is enabled? Also, how do you plan to keep the security and AI-visibility checks updated over time while maintaining a one-time payment model?
The interesting opportunity isn't replacing five website tools with one script—it's eliminating the operational overhead of stitching together an entire website stack. I'd keep validating whether customers switch because Amabrik is cheaper or because managing one integrated platform is fundamentally simpler. Those are very different reasons to buy.