Comparison

Vergate vs CheckVibe: which should you use?

Vergate Team3 min read

#TL;DR

  • Vergate: 6 health pillars (security + performance + SEO + AEO + accessibility + monitoring), active DAST via ZAP, 50+ technology detectors, email deliverability, AI fix prompts, MCP server, tamper-evident PDF reports. Free tier, paid from $20/mo.
  • CheckVibe: Security + SEO + AEO scanner, 100+ security checks, 68 SEO + 46 AEO checks, uptime monitoring, MCP server. Free tier, paid from $24/mo.
  • Key difference: Vergate covers performance, accessibility, deliverability, and technology profiling — areas CheckVibe does not address. CheckVibe has deeper Supabase/Firebase-specific security probes.

#Feature-by-feature comparison

FeatureVergateCheckVibe
Security checks12 passive + ZAP active DAST (100+ rules)100+ passive checks
Active DAST (SQLi/XSS)Yes — ZAP in sandboxed containersNot mentioned on site
PerformanceLighthouse + 11 HTTP resource checksNot a core feature
SEO scanning20 checks (Playwright-rendered)68 checks
AEO (AI visibility)26 checks (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot)46 checks + 7-engine matrix
Accessibility (WCAG)axe-core WCAG 2.1 AANot a core feature
Uptime monitoring24/7 with configurable intervals + threat re-scansUptime monitoring
Email deliverability9 DNS checks (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, etc.)Not mentioned
Technology profiling50+ detectors + WhatWeb (1800+ plugins)Not mentioned
AI fix promptsEvery finding → copy-paste LLM promptMentioned
MCP serverYes (stdio + HTTP transport)Yes
Code scanningGitHub Actions workflow analysisNot mentioned
PDF reportsTamper-evident signed PDFsExportable PDFs
Health scoreComposite 6-pillar scoringNot mentioned
Free tier1 project, 3 scans/mo1 project, 4 scans/mo
Paid plans$20/mo (Starter) · $39/mo (Pro) · $56/mo (Max)$24/mo · $49/mo · $99/mo (annual -30%)

#Choose Vergate if...

  • You want the full picture — security, performance, SEO, AEO, accessibility, and monitoring in one scan, not two or three tools.
  • You need active DAST scanning (SQLi, XSS, open redirects) powered by OWASP ZAP.
  • You want performance analysis — Core Web Vitals, bundle sizes, caching, third-party script audits with AI fix suggestions.
  • You need accessibility checking (WCAG 2.1 AA) via axe-core.
  • You want technology profiling to understand what's running on a site (50+ detectors).
  • You want tamper-evident PDF reports with verification tokens.
  • You want email deliverability checks (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS).
  • You prefer a lower entry price ($20/mo vs $24/mo).

#Choose CheckVibe if...

  • You want the deepest Supabase/Firebase-specific security probes (RLS testing, key exposure detection).
  • You want more granular SEO checks (68 vs Vergate's 20).
  • You want more AEO checks (46 vs Vergate's 26) with a 7-engine readiness matrix.
  • You want a slightly higher free scan volume (4 scans/mo vs 3).

#The honest take

Both tools solve the same core problem: scanning vibe-coded apps for issues you'd otherwise miss. CheckVibe is a strong security + visibility scanner. Vergate is a broader platform — it covers the same security and visibility ground, plus performance, accessibility, deliverability, and monitoring in a single pass.

If Supabase/Firebase-specific security is your primary concern, CheckVibe's specialized probes are worth a look. If you want one tool that covers everything a shipped production site needs, Vergate's six-pillar approach means fewer subscriptions and fewer blind spots.

#Sources

Every claim on this page was verified against these live sites on August 18, 2026.

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