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Sitecore Detector

Checks whether a website runs on Sitecore, one at a time or thousands from a CSV.

A command-line website inspection tool that checks whether a site is built on Sitecore CMS.

  • Node.js
  • CLI
  • HTTP inspection
  • Sitecore
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Upload a CSV or a published sheet, pick the options.
Upload a CSV or a published sheet, pick the options.

The problem

Qualifying a prospect list by CMS is manual guesswork.

Who it is for

Sales teams selling into Sitecore sites.

What it does

  1. 01

    Batch dashboard

    Upload a CSV or a published Google Sheet, set concurrency and crawl depth, watch progress.

    Batch running.
    Batch running.
  2. 02

    Evidence

    Three tiers of indicators, from definitive markers to weak hints, and a confidence score per site.

    Why it decided: the specific indicators found.
    Why it decided: the specific indicators found.
  3. 03

    Export

    A full CSV report.

    The export.
    The export.
  4. 04

    CLI

    One site from the terminal.

    CLI output: a definitive Sitecore match at 97% confidence, with the evidence found.
    CLI output: a definitive Sitecore match at 97% confidence, with the evidence found.

How it works

A Node.js dashboard on Express and Socket.io, a Commander CLI, Cheerio and Axios for fetching and parsing, and an optional AI-backed fetch for sites that block direct requests.

  • Node.js
  • Express
  • Socket.io
  • Cheerio
  • Jest
Role
Built by Vas.
Status
Public on GitHub. Runs locally.

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