We check in 30 seconds whether ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity can reach your site and read it. Free, no signup.
Running a check means you accept the terms. The report is public to anyone with the link.
We check whether the bots of OpenAI, Anthropic and Perplexity get in, or are stopped by robots.txt or a firewall.
We check whether your text is already in the raw HTML, because most AI bots do not run scripts.
We check whether your English version is declared properly and whether your site is in the public archive that AI models learn from.
Five areas decide whether AI assistants can find, read and quote your pages. Each one is tested live on your server, not guessed from a checklist.
We read your robots.txt rules for 23 known AI bots, then request your home page as six of them, including GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot. If a firewall or a robots.txt rule turns a bot away, that assistant will never quote you. You get the name of the blocker and the setting to change.
We look at the raw HTML a bot receives, before any script runs. Most AI crawlers do not execute JavaScript, so a page that fills itself in the browser can look empty to them. You see how much text a bot gets and how much your page depends on scripts.
We check your hreflang tags, the language attribute of your page and whether an /en/ path exists. Clear language signals help assistants match your pages to questions asked in English. You get a list of what is missing and a fix for each gap.
Common Crawl is a public archive of the web, and many AI models learn from copies of it. We check whether your site is in the latest dataset and whether it holds English captures. If it is missing, you know why models may not have seen your content.
On the page we already fetched, we check three details: whether your JSON-LD names an Organization or Person, whether the page shows a content date, and whether the text has headings and lists. This area is informational.
Yes. The check is free and needs no account. The demo allows 5 checks per IP address per day, and the limit resets at midnight UTC.
An SEO audit looks at how you rank in search engines. We look at something narrower: whether AI bots can get in and read your content. A site can rank well and still be invisible to ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity.
Yes. Every finished report is saved for 180 days and gets a public link. Anyone who has the link can open it, so share it with care. After 180 days the report is removed automatically.
Common Crawl is a public archive of web pages, and many AI models learn from copies of it. We check whether your site appears in its latest dataset.
We check the home page, your robots.txt and your sitemap. That is enough to see whether bots can enter and what they receive, but it is not a crawl of every subpage.