Free AI readiness check for your site
Type your website. I check whether AI search crawlers can reach it, read its text and find its key pages, then show one score and the first fix to make.
- Reading the site
- Visiting as AI bots
- Checking Bing
Technically you're ready. Now the part that decides it.
AI names who other sites mention. The free check shows who that is for your category.
Run free checkThere's technical work to do. Worth knowing where you stand first.
The free check takes about two minutes and shows whether AI names you today.
Run free checkWhat does AI search need from a site?
This page is a GEO audit: one address in, one readiness score out. AI search tools reach a site with crawlers, read the text the server sends, and follow the sitemap to the pages that matter. When one of those steps breaks, AI answers can miss your pages entirely.
The check works like a visitor. It reads your robots.txt, your sitemap and your llms.txt, visits the home page as an AI bot would, and looks at the text and tags on your key pages. It only reads public pages and changes nothing on your site.
What does each check look at?
- Crawler access
- whether robots.txt lets the search and AI search crawlers read the site.
- Training crawlers
- whether they are allowed. That choice is yours, and the score does not count it.
- Sitemap
- whether it lists the key pages and robots.txt points to it.
- llms.txt
- whether the short summary file is there. No major AI engine has confirmed that it uses the file.
- Markdown versions
- whether key pages offer a text version to tools that ask for one, and whether the sitemap leaves those addresses out.
- Text in the HTML
- whether the main text of key pages is in the HTML the server sends, not only added by scripts in the browser.
- Structured data
- whether the home page describes the company in Organization and WebSite markup.
- Titles and links
- whether each key page has its own title, a description and a canonical link, and no noindex tag.
- Firewall
- whether AI bots get the same page a visitor gets, or a bot setting in your CDN stops them.
- Bing
- whether Bingbot may read the site, and whether a Bing verification tag or file is in place.
Is readiness the same as visibility?
A high score means AI crawlers can reach your site and read it. It does not mean AI names you when a buyer asks a question. Those are two different results, and only the questions show the second one.
To see that part, run the free check. It puts up to five buyer questions to ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini and shows who they name, so you know where you stand once the technical work is done.
Questions
What does it mean to be ready for AI search?
It means AI search crawlers can open your pages, the text they need is in the HTML the server sends, and a sitemap leads them to the key pages.
Readiness is the technical part. Whether AI names you is a separate question, and the free check is where you see that.
How is this different from an SEO audit?
An SEO audit checks how search engines rank and index your pages. This check covers the same crawler access and sitemap, then adds the AI search bots, llms.txt and the server text that AI tools read.
Both matter. A page that ranks well can still be closed to the AI bots.
How long do fixes take?
Most fixes are a setting or a few lines of text, and you can often make them the same day.
A change to how the site builds its pages takes longer, and depends on your platform.
Will this make ChatGPT recommend me?
No. This check only reads your site, and no check can promise a mention in an AI answer.
Clear access is the start. The free check shows whether AI names you today.
Does AI name you today?
Free, about two minutes, no login. Up to five buyer questions written from your site, four AI assistants.