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Can an assistant read your site?
Answer engines cannot quote what they cannot fetch and parse. This runs the mechanical checks against your domain right now — crawler access, server-rendered content, structured data, llms.txt, sitemap, and page basics — and tells you which ones fail.
No signup. Nothing stored. Runs in about five seconds.
WHAT GETS CHECKED
- Whether your robots.txt blocks AI crawlers
- We check the agents that decide whether you appear in an answer: GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, CCBot. Blocking these is common, usually accidental, and completely invisible from inside your own site.
- Whether your content exists without JavaScript
- Crawlers largely read what the server returns. A page assembled in the browser can look full to you and empty to them.
- Structured data, llms.txt, sitemap, and page basics
- The machine-readable layer that tells an assistant what you are, what you sell, and which page is authoritative.
WHAT THIS IS NOT
It is not a citation check. Finding out whether an assistant names you today means running real queries against your category, which we do by hand and give away free — ask for it after you run this. And a perfect score here does not mean you get cited; it means nothing mechanical is stopping it. We would rather draw that line than sell past it.
Our own site scores well and earned 2 clicks against 1,817 impressions in 90 days. That is the honest ceiling on what any readability fix, ours included, can promise on its own.
Built with the SEO, AI & Syndication Kit — the same pipeline we point at our own site.