If AI can't read your site,
it won't recommend you.
Enter your website address. We fetch it the way ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews do, then send you the list of what's stopping them — in plain language, with the list of fixes. No account needed, no credit card, no call.
Where should the report go? We finish the scan and send the results straight to your inbox.
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One email. No list, no drip sequence.
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A list of what to fix, in the order worth fixing it. Not a dashboard to learn.
The answer replaced the list of links
Someone asking about your product today is often shown one summarised answer with two or three sources beside it. If your site isn't one of them, there was no link for them to click.
A site can look perfect and still be unreadable
Crawler rules copied in from a template, text that appears only once scripts have run, specifications that exist only inside images. In a browser everything is there. To an AI assistant the same page can arrive nearly empty.
A number on its own changes nothing
Most tools hand you a score out of a hundred and leave the reading to you. Every finding here is a sentence about your page and the change it needs, written to be forwarded to whoever maintains the site.
Enter your website
Your website address, nothing else. No account, no credit card.
We read it the way AI does
We request your page as each assistant does, then compare what they receive with what a visitor sees.
Read the fix list
The report arrives by email, ready to forward to whoever maintains the site. Plain sentences, no jargon to decode.
One question, in three parts
Can AI find and read your site at all? That is the whole question, and it breaks into three. If any part of it is broken, AI cannot see you no matter how good your content is.
Can it get in?
Whether the major assistants are allowed onto your site, and whether they actually get through when they try. These are two different things: permission can be granted in one place and refused in another.
A single line copied in from a template, or a firewall rule nobody remembers adding, is enough to turn all of them away.
Is the content there?
Whether the words are present when AI arrives. Text that appears only once scripts have run, or facts that live inside pictures, reach a human visitor perfectly well and reach an assistant as an empty frame.
This is the part that surprises people most: the page looks complete, and almost none of it is readable.
Does it say who you are?
Whether the page states what it is about, which version of it is the real one, and how your business should be described. Assistants lean on those few pieces of text when they decide how to summarise you to someone else.
Get this wrong and AI describes you in its own words, or not at all.
Every finding comes back as a sentence about your site and the change it needs. You never have to learn our vocabulary to act on it.
What lands in your inbox
Example report — fictional domainAI assistants can reach your site and read most of it. Four things are getting in the way of the rest.
AI receives an almost empty page. Send the descriptions in the page itself, so they're readable without running anything first.
AI can't tell what they show. Your specifications and prices live in those images, so right now nothing on the page states them in words.
One line in your robots.txt disallows it across the whole site — most likely copied in from a template. Remove it unless it was deliberate.
Too short to describe you. Search engines and AI expect roughly 50 to 160 characters, and use it to say what your business does.
Being reachable isn't the same as being recommended. The full audit adds a second layer on top of this: whether your business is clearly identified in a way AI can read directly, whether you have the trust signals — reviews, contact details, FAQs — that make AI confident enough to recommend you over a competitor, plus a full page-by-page check, not just one page.
AI Readiness Audit
Every template on your site, not just the homepage: product pages, categories, articles. Each one scored on how easy it is to read, quote and trust, with the fix written out per template.
AI Brand Visibility
How often AI names you instead of your competitors when someone asks a real buying question. Checked weekly, so you can see whether the work you did moved anything.
Your ordinary traffic, in the same picture
AI visibility is one half of how people find you. Alongside either service we can set up and keep an eye on the other half: Google Analytics, Search Console and plain traffic reporting, read and explained rather than left as dashboards nobody opens.
One report covering both, so you can see whether people and AI are finding you for the same reasons — or whether one of them stopped.
FAQ
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Whether AI crawlers like GPTBot and ClaudeBot can reach your site, and whether what's on the page is structured so they can pull facts out of it and quote them. The checks follow how OpenAI and Anthropic document their own crawlers' behaviour.
SEO improves where you sit in a list of links. What this measures is closer to what people now call GEO — generative engine optimisation: whether an AI assistant can read your page at all, and trusts it enough to name you inside its own answer. The same content, a different judge, different fixes. Good SEO helps, but it does not cover it.
Under a minute to run. The report is in your inbox a couple of minutes after that.
Free. A URL and an email address, nothing else. No card, no trial that quietly converts.
They run the scan and deliver the report. That's it — no list, no resale.
Start free. The scan reads one page, usually the homepage, and that is often enough to find the problem. The audit is for when the homepage is fine but the pages that sell — products, categories, articles — are not.
We ask AI the questions your buyers ask and record who gets named — you or your competitors. Mentions and citations are counted separately, because AI does one without the other constantly. Repeated weekly so you can see it move.
Yes. Google Analytics, Search Console and traffic reporting can run alongside either service, so people and AI show up in the same picture.
Ask a person, not a chatbot
Not sure which service fits? Run the free scan first — it costs nothing and answers most of it. If you'd rather just ask, use the form.
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