Free tool
Can AI actually read your website?
The AI readiness check fetches your site the way an AI crawler would and reports what it finds: crawler access, llms.txt, structured data, sitemap, and whether your content survives without JavaScript. Free, instant, no email required.
What it checks
Eight mechanical checks, honestly scored.
Each check maps to an item on the GEO checklist. A perfect score means machines can read you; it does not yet mean they recommend you. Why the difference matters is explained in how AI assistants choose businesses, and what generative engine optimisation involves beyond the mechanical layer is covered in what is GEO.
Questions
Asked and answered
What does the AI readiness check test?
It fetches your site the way an AI crawler would and checks the mechanical basics: whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended are allowed in robots.txt, whether llms.txt and a sitemap exist, whether structured data is present, and whether your content is readable without JavaScript.
Is a good score enough to get recommended by AI assistants?
No. A good score means machines can read you. Whether they recommend you depends on what they read: how consistently you are described across the web, reviews, third-party mentions, and content that answers your customers' actual questions. That part cannot be scored by a scanner.
Do you store the results or ask for an email?
No email gate, no stored results. Run it as often as you like. If the results worry you, talk to us and we will look at the full picture with you.
The scanner reads your site. We read your answers.
Tell us about your business and we'll run the questions your customers actually ask across the major assistants, and show you who wins them today.
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