AI Visibility Checker, free, no signup
Can AI search read your website?
Enter your address. We check four public signals that ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google's AI answers rely on: an llms.txt file, crawler access in robots.txt, business schema on your home page, and HTTPS.
We only request public files any crawler can read. Nothing is changed. A result is kept for one hour so a repeat check is instant.
What each check means
llms.txt
A plain text file at the root of your site that tells AI systems what your business is. We fetch it and check that it is a real text file, not a web page standing in for a missing one.
AI crawler access
We read your robots.txt the way the crawlers do and report, for GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended, whether your home page is blocked. Firewall rules are a separate layer this check cannot see.
Business schema
We load your home page and read its structured data, looking for Organization or LocalBusiness (or a more specific business type). Without it, machines have to guess who you are.
HTTPS
We confirm your site loads over a secure address. If our request is refused or times out, the row says Could not verify instead of guessing.
Passing all four does not mean AI systems will cite you. It means nothing on the surface is stopping them. The AI Search Visibility Audit covers the rest.
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