Free · about twenty seconds
Is your website invisible to AI?
When someone asks an assistant for a business like yours, it reads websites to answer. Type yours in and we’ll tell you which assistants can get in, which are being turned away, and whether any of them can tell what you actually do.
What it checks
What a crawler actually meets.
Not a guess from a screenshot. The scan reads your site the way the assistants do, and tells you what they find.
Who’sallowed in.
Your robots.txt, read per crawler. The ones that answer questions are separated from the ones that collect training data, because blocking the first is a loss and blocking the second is a choice.
Whether thedoor is locked.
We knock as a browser and as two AI crawlers. A firewall or CDN setting can turn assistants away no matter what robots.txt says — and it’s usually on by default.
Whether a machinecan tell what you are.
Structured data, a meta description, an llms.txt. Without them an assistant has to guess what the business is from the prose, and it guesses badly.
Whether your pagescan be found.
A sitemap that exists and actually lists the site. We’ve seen sixteen-page sites whose sitemap listed three.
Why it’s free
Because almost nobody chose this.
Most of what the scan finds was switched on by a security plugin, a hosting plan, or a contractor who left years ago. The business never made a decision. Twenty seconds tells you where you stand, and the fixes are small.
If you’d rather we did them, or you want to know what the assistants actually say about your business, that’s a conversation — and the report tells you how to start it.
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