Free audit
What can AI systems read from your website?
Enter a public homepage and email address. The tool checks crawler access, page structure, metadata and other visible signals, then creates a private report. It does not predict rankings or guarantee that an assistant will cite the site.
What the report shows
A letter grade, a score out of 100, and a comparison with other audited sites when there is enough data.
- 27 checks across crawler access, content, structured data, answers, and delivery
- A model-generated reading based only on the submitted homepage
- What needs attention, explained in plain language
How scoring works
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We make read-only requests to the public homepage and a few standard discovery files. Nothing is installed and the site is not changed.
Review 27 public signals
The report covers crawler policy, server-rendered content, structured data, page organization and basic delivery. Each result includes a short explanation.
See the category breakdown
The score summarizes only the listed checks. The report keeps the underlying pass, warning and fail results visible.
Compare a model-generated reading
One model describes the business and tests sample buyer questions using only the homepage. Treat this as a diagnostic, not live data from ChatGPT, Google or Perplexity.
Need help with the findings? Our AI search readiness engagement covers a fuller diagnosis and the changes worth making on an established site.
Questions
Before you run it
What does the audit actually check?
We fetch the homepage plus robots.txt, llms.txt and sitemap.xml, then run 27 checks across five categories. They cover published crawler rules, server-rendered content, structured data, page organization and basic delivery signals such as HTTPS and redirects.
Is this the same as an SEO audit?
No. Some checks overlap with technical SEO, but this is a narrow homepage diagnostic. It does not inspect the full site, backlinks, search demand, rankings or live citation frequency.
What's in the AI recommendation probe?
The probe uses Cloudflare Workers AI to test what one model can infer from the homepage. It does not query ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity, and it does not show how those products currently rank or cite the site.
What is llms.txt?
llms.txt is an emerging, optional convention for publishing a plain-text guide to important pages. Support varies, and the file cannot make an assistant crawl or cite a site. Treat it as a supplement to robots.txt, sitemaps and clear page content.
Will running this affect my site or need access to it?
No. We make a handful of ordinary, read-only requests to public pages, the same as any visitor or crawler would. No account, no installed code, and nothing on your site changes.
Want a second opinion on the findings?
Tell us about the site and we'll help separate useful changes from checks that do not matter to your goals.