Embed the free checkup on your site
One line of code lets your readers run an AI-visibility checkup right on your page โ great for industry blogs, marketing agencies and founder communities.
1. The snippet
Paste this line where you want the widget to appear (set data-lang to "zh" or "en" for the widget language):
<script async src="https://orca-scope.com/embed.js" data-lang="en"></script>The script injects an auto-resizing iframe in place; after submitting, visitors see their result in a new tab.
2. What it does โ and doesn't
- Does: render a free checkup form (brand name + optional keywords); submissions go through OrcaScope's own domain with our rate-limit and budget guards.
- Does: report the iframe height to your page (a single number) so your layout stays stable.
- Doesn't: set cookies on your site, track your visitors, or read anything from your page.
- Doesn't: make any AI-engine requests on behalf of your site โ all checkup queries run in OrcaScope's backend.
Attribution: submissions carry your domain (e.g. widget:yoursite.com) so we can count checkups per embedder โ domain only, no visitor PII.
3. Live preview
This is the actual widget (embedded the same way you would):
Questions you might have
Does it collect data about my visitors?
No. The widget sets no cookies on your site, tracks no visitors and reads nothing from your page. The only thing it sends back to your page is a single number โ the iframe height, so your layout doesn't jump.
Will it slow my page down?
The script loads async and doesn't block rendering, and every checkup query runs in OrcaScope's backend โ your site never makes AI-engine requests on our behalf.
Who owns the results visitors generate?
The visitor โ the result page is their own link. We additionally record one attribution value (like widget:yoursite.com) to count how many checkups each embedder sends. Domain only, no visitor PII.
Can I restyle it?
Today only the language (via data-lang); styling isn't customizable. It's an iframe, so cross-origin rules prevent restyling its interior โ the same rule that stops it reading your page. For deeper integration, render it yourself against the open API.
Want to try the full checkup yourself first?
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