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Slop Calculator

A free checker that scores a website from 0 to 100 on how much it looks like AI slop, with a paid full report and human reviews.

Visit Slop CalculatorUpdated Nov 10, 2026
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Slop Calculator Introduction

Slop Calculator checks whether a website looks and reads like generic AI-generated slop. You paste a URL, and it returns a score from 0 to 100 with a verdict and a short summary of what it noticed on the page. The free check covers the surface of the homepage. A full report with every finding page by page, a fix for each and a Claude skill costs $4.99, and paid human reviews, in which the team uses your product like a real user and sends you a screen recording, cost $29 with a 3-hour turnaround or $99 within one hour. The team behind it, Nika, founder of GreetAI, and Tornike, founder of Abituri, say they have built websites with 200k monthly users and apps making $5k in monthly revenue since AI tools arrived. It launched on Hacker News in November 2026.

Slop Calculator key facts

LaunchedNov 8, 2026 on Hacker News
PricingFreemium, from $4.99
Free tierYes, the score and summary are free
PlatformsWeb app
Sign-upNot needed for the free check
Made byNika (founder of GreetAI) and Tornike (founder of Abituri)

We tried Slop Calculator

Tested on Nov 10, 2026

We pasted the placeholder site example.com and clicked analyze without signing in. Within 45 seconds the page showed a report: 40%, "on the fence", with a short summary saying the layout had no AI slop or decorative noise but the page lacked a semantic H1 heading, and that this was only what shows on the surface. Below it were the paid options for the full report and human reviews.

Slop Calculator during our test
Slop Calculator during our test

Slop Calculator Key Features

Free Slop Score

Paste a website URL to get a 0 to 100 score, a verdict such as "on the fence" and a short summary of what it found.

Full Report With Fixes

For $4.99 you get every finding page by page with a fix for each, plus a Claude skill to apply them.

Human Reviews

The team uses your product like a real user and sends a screen recording, within 3 hours for $29 or within 1 hour for $99.

Slop Calculator Use Cases

Founders building with AI: check whether a landing page looks like every other AI-made site before launch.

Designers and marketers: get a quick outside read on generic copy and layout.

Slop Calculator User Guides

  1. Paste your website URL into the box on the homepage.

  2. Click analyze and wait for the score.

  3. Read the score and the summary of what looks generic.

  4. Buy the full report or a human review if you want page-by-page fixes.

Slop Calculator Pricing

Free score and summary. Full report with fixes and a Claude skill: $4.99. Human review with a screen recording: $29 (within 3 hours) or $99 (within 1 hour).

Slop Calculator launch and community

Nov 8, 2026 on Hacker News · 4 points, 4 comments

What people asked

Why did a site built entirely with AI score only 2%?

The maker said the free check does not run the Claude skill that their paid testing uses, so the paid report gives a fuller result.

Read the launch post on Hacker News

Slop Calculator limitations

  • The free check looks only at the surface of the homepage; page-by-page findings need the $4.99 report.
  • The maker said the free check does not use the Claude skill that the paid report uses.
  • The site has no pricing page, terms or company details beyond the founders' names.

Slop Calculator Frequently Asked Questions

Is Slop Calculator free?
The score and short summary are free. The full report costs $4.99, and human reviews cost $29 or $99.
What does the score mean?
It rates from 0 to 100 how much a site reads like AI-generated slop, so a lower score is better. A commenter's site built with AI help scored 2%.
What do the paid reviews include?
A full report with page-by-page findings, fixes and a Claude skill, plus a screen recording of the team using your product.

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