Type your website. We check whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity can read your site, understand what you do, and trust you enough to recommend you. You get a score, the reasons, and the five fixes that matter most.
We only read public pages, the same way an AI crawler would. Nothing is stored except an anonymous score.
The score above is what AI can read. The report is what it says: we ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity the questions your customers ask, by hand, and send you the real answers, with who gets named instead of you. Free, in your inbox within 24 hours.
Crawler access in robots.txt, HTTPS, load speed, content that exists without JavaScript, an llms.txt file.
A clear title and description, one H1, Organization or LocalBusiness schema, Service and FAQ schema, language and canonical tags.
Phone, email and address on the page, About and Contact pages, links to your Google, LinkedIn and review profiles.
Headings written as the questions customers ask, FAQ schema, and enough depth to be quoted.
Why these? Pew Research found only 1% of people click a link inside Google’s AI answer, and Muck Rack’s analysis of 25 million AI citations found 84% point to earned sources, not ads. AI engines read, then decide. This score tells you what they can read.
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