Comparison

AgentMinds vs SecurityHeaders.com

SecurityHeaders.com is the canonical security headers checker — and we run essentially the same checks. Here's the difference, fairly.

What SecurityHeaders.com does well

Scott Helme's securityheaders.com is a single-purpose tool that nailed security headers grading before most people knew what HSTS or CSP were. The grading rubric is widely cited, the embeddable badge is everywhere, and the API is simple. If your only question is "what's wrong with my Content-Security-Policy?", you don't need anything else.

What AgentMinds adds

We check the same headers (HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy, COOP, CORP, COEP, X-XSS-Protection — all 10 of the canonical list), but the scan continues past security:

Side-by-side

CapabilitySecurityHeaders.comAgentMinds
HSTS / CSP / X-Frame depth✓ Canonical✓ Same checks
Embeddable badge
API access✓ Free + paid✓ Free during beta
Shareable report URL✓ /scan/<id>
SEO checks✓ 20+ tags
AEO (llms.txt, AI-bot blocking)✓ 8 signals
Performance metrics✓ Latency + size
Cross-site fix patterns✓ 1,000+ from network
Continuous monitoring✓ 6h pipeline
Mixed-content detectionPartial✓ Inline + linked resources
Server header exposure flagging✓ Apache/nginx/IIS/Express

Use SecurityHeaders.com when

Use AgentMinds when

We respect the work that went into SecurityHeaders.com — the grading rubric we use for the security portion is directly inspired by Scott's. AgentMinds is a broader audit that treats security as one of five dimensions, not the only one.