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Free AI visibility check

Your content is good. But can AI reach it?

ChatGPT and Google AI may skip you for reasons that have nothing to do with your content. Your server, robots.txt or missing AI files can block them.

Just the address is enough. https:// and everything after it is optional.

  • Free
  • No signup
  • Results in ~2 min

Why won't AI recommend you?

Example

34/ 100

Content: goodAI access: blocked
Your site'scontentServer limitsChatGPTGoogle AIGeminiPerplexityCopilot
  • The server turns AI crawlers away

    Firewalls and bot protection often block GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot by default, so the assistants never read a page.

  • robots.txt blocks them

    One Disallow line written for a different bot years ago can shut every AI assistant out of the whole site.

  • AI discovery files are missing

    No llms.txt, no structured data: assistants have to guess what the business is, and they usually skip it.

The content is fine. AI just can't see it.

Example with made-up numbers, not a real website.

The report is the start. The traffic is the point.

Here is what working through a report can look like. The fixes are ordinary: clear page titles, the right business details, nothing blocking search or AI crawlers.

Example report, before

44/100

Needs work
  • Found on GoogleFair64
  • Picked as the answerNeeds work41
  • Recommended by AINeeds work28

Same site, after the fixes

86/100

Good
  • Found on GoogleGood91
  • Picked as the answerGood84
  • Recommended by AIGood82
Clicks from search
1.9k14.2k
Times shown in search
61k402k
Average position
24.36.8
Weekly clicks from search. Illustration with made-up numbers, not a real website. Results depend on your site, your market and how much you fix.
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People stopped searching. They started asking.

Ask an assistant for a good dentist nearby and it names one or two businesses, not ten links. Is yours one of them?

Hands holding a phone at a café table beside a cup of black coffee, the screen still blank.

Three questions your website should answer

The scan reads a handful of public pages, takes about two minutes, and nothing needs installing.

  • Found on Google

    Can search engines read, index and rank this site?

    Among the checks

    • Pages are allowed to appear in search
    • Pages load quickly
    • Page titles describe the business

  • Picked as the answer

    Is the content shaped so engines can quote it as a direct answer?

    Among the checks

    • Structured data across the whole site
    • Answers the questions assistants relay
    • Questions and answers marked up

  • Recommended by AI

    Can AI assistants access, understand and cite this business?

    Among the checks

    • Search and AI crawlers are allowed in
    • Says clearly what and where the business is
    • Business details in machine-readable form

Made for people who run the place

Not for agencies or SEO teams. For the owner who just wants to know if customers can find the business.

A florist wraps red ranunculus in paper at her workbench.
A florist wondering if ‘flowers delivered today’ finds her.
A dentist at the reception desk of a clinic, holding a tablet.
A dentist who wants to be the clinic an assistant names nearby.
An older joiner checks a laptop in a dusty workshop.
A joiner who isn’t sure his website says what he does.

Facts about the scan

2min
A scan takes about two minutes, start to finish.
30days
Everything we store is deleted after 30 days. Read the privacy note.
1a day
Each website is scanned at most once a day, so a colleague opening your link sees the same report.

Questions people ask first

Two minutes, one address, a plain answer.

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