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Can AI
read your
site?
Check whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude can see your site – and what to fix so they recommend your brand.
- 0–100 score
- Top 3 fixes
- No sign-up
AI sees the site, but not everything
- Your brand's card for AI (schema.org)Problem
- Does the firewall let AI inWarning
- Can AI see the contentOK
This is what the report looks like. Yours takes about 10 seconds.
Why check
AI won't recommend a page it can't see
- 01
People ask ChatGPT instead of Google
More and more people ask AI and get one answer instead of ten links. For your brand to be in that answer, AI has to read the site first.
- 02
AI doesn't run JavaScript
Most assistants read the HTML only. And they get blocked silently: by robots.txt, firewalls or Cloudflare.
- 03
Can't read it = won't recommend it
If AI can't read your page, it won't understand your brand or recommend it. Even if your product is the best.
What we check
10 checks, one score
We check what decides whether AI can read and understand your page. Score from 0 to 100.
Is AI allowed in (robots.txt)
Whether robots.txt lets in ChatGPT, Google, Copilot, Perplexity, Claude and training bots.
Does the firewall let AI in
Whether an AI assistant gets the page, or a firewall/CDN silently blocks it.
Can AI see the content
How much text is in the HTML itself, i.e. what AI reads without running JavaScript.
Title, description and headings
Title, description, H1 heading, subheadings, language and canonical URL.
Your brand's card for AI (schema.org)
Whether the page describes itself in JSON-LD (schema.org): company, products, articles, FAQ.
No indexing bans
Noindex rules and redirects.
llms.txt (optional)
A short guide to your site for AI models. Not a standard yet, so it doesn't affect the score.
Sitemap
Whether there's a sitemap.xml that helps bots find your other pages.
Response speed
Server response time and HTML size. Bots have time limits.
Cookie banner doesn't hide content
Whether a consent banner covers or replaces the content in the HTML.
Full report
See what AI says about your brand
The quick test checks whether AI can see your site. The full report shows how ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity describe your brand, who they recommend instead of you, and what to do about it.
- Review of 20–50 pages: home, categories, products, blog, contact
- How ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini describe your brand today: what they cite and where from
- Comparison with 2–3 competitors: who shows up more often in AI answers
- Your brand where AI learns from: media, rankings, reviews, Wikipedia and Wikidata
- Consistency of brand data across the web: name, description, address, contact
- An action plan: quick fixes and bigger changes
FAQ
Short and to the point
Does the test check my whole website?
No. We check the one URL you enter, usually the home page. The full report covers 20–50 pages.
Why don't you run JavaScript?
Because most AI assistants don't either. We look at your page through their eyes: the raw HTML.
How is the score calculated?
Each check has a weight: access for AI (robots.txt, firewall) and content visible without JavaScript weigh the most, then your brand card, structure and indexing. If something completely shuts AI out, the score is capped at 49.
Is blocking training bots a mistake?
Not always. It's a business decision: you protect your content, but models know your brand less. That's why it's a “Warning”, not a “Problem”.
What is llms.txt?
A simple text file describing your site for AI models. It's not a standard yet and no major assistant has confirmed using it, so it doesn't affect the score.
How accurate is the result?
It's a quick test from our server. Real AI bots use their own verified addresses, so a firewall may treat them differently than our test. Treat the score as a good starting point, not a verdict.
What do you do with the URL I enter?
We keep the result for 30 days behind a short link so you can share it. We don't collect your email or personal data for the test itself.