Is your site cited by AI?
When someone asks ChatGPT or Google’s AI for a recommendation in your field, does your name come up — or a competitor’s? Paste any page and we’ll check, live, whether AI can find you, understand what you do, and trust you enough to name you. Then we hand you the top fixes, in plain English. Free. 30 seconds. No signup.
AI-Search Readiness Audit
Paste any page from your site. We check it live — the way an AI assistant would — and show you what’s working in plain English.
- AI assistant accessCan ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google and Bing read this page?Idle
- Labels that explain your pageThe hidden labels that tell AI what your page isIdle
- Clear headingsOne clear main heading, with sub-headingsIdle
- Easy-to-quote answersLists, tables and FAQ-style answers AI can liftIdle
- How fresh it looksA recent published or updated dateIdle
- Links to trusted sourcesLinks out to reputable websitesIdle
- How fast it loadsHow much code and how many scripts the page carriesIdle
- Search summaryThe short summary AI and Google often quoteIdle
- Social share previewHow links look when sharedIdle
- SitemapA simple list of all your pagesIdle
- AI guide file (llms.txt)A guided tour of your site, made for AIIdle
How to read this: we read your page as plain text, the way most AI assistants do — so anything your site loads with JavaScript after the page opens won't be counted here (Google is the exception). If your score looks low but your page looks rich in a browser, that gap is usually the reason — and it's worth knowing, because it's what those assistants see too.
Paste a URL to see what’s working, what isn’t, and what to fix first so AI assistants recommend you.
What is an AI-search
readiness audit?
Last updated 2026-07-06
An AI-search readiness audit checks whether AI assistants — ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Google's AI answers — can find your page, understand what it's about, and trust it enough to quote or recommend. It looks at whether they're allowed to read it, whether it's clearly labelled and organised, how current and well-sourced it looks, and how fast it loads — then scores how likely AI is to point people to you.
| Traditional SEO audit | AI-search readiness audit | |
|---|---|---|
| The goal | Rank on page 1 of Google | Get named inside AI answers |
| What you measure | Positions, clicks, visits | Mentions and recommendations from AI |
| What it rewards | Keywords, links, page speed | AI access, clear labels, quotable answers |
| Who’s reading | People scanning search results | AI assistants pulling out an answer |
| What losing looks like | You rank below competitors | AI recommends competitors, never you |
- Adding citations and quotation sources boosts a page's visibility in AI answers by up to 40%, per Princeton's GEO study (KDD 2024); adding statistics adds ~37%.
- The same study found keyword stuffing reduces AI visibility by ~10% — structure and sourcing beat repetition.
- A new kind of file called llms.txt gives AI a short, guided tour of your site — this audit checks whether you have one.
- We also check for the hidden labels (called schema.org markup) that AI leans on to tell what a page is — a business, an article, an FAQ, a product or a how-to.
Three steps.
Thirty seconds.
It only reads what’s already public — no login, no install. Everything is checked live and saved nowhere unless you ask us to email you a copy.
Paste a link
Any page will do — your homepage, a blog post, a product page. We read it live, the same way an AI assistant would.
See what’s working
Eleven checks, each marked pass, improve or fail, with a one-line, plain-English note on what we found — and a single 0–100 score.
Fix what matters first
Your to-do list is sorted with the highest-impact fix on top. Work down it yourself — or have us handle the whole thing for you.
What the scan does
(and doesn't).
No black box: five areas, a score you can see the maths behind, and only what’s already public on your page.
What does the audit actually check?
It looks at five things that decide whether AI assistants can use your page: whether they’re allowed to read it at all, whether it carries the hidden labels that tell AI what it is, how clearly it’s organised (headings, lists, FAQs), how current and well-sourced it looks, and how fast it loads. Together these make up your 0–100 score.
Why does this matter for my business?
More and more people ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google’s AI for a recommendation instead of scrolling search results — and roughly 45% of Google searches now show an AI answer at the top. If those assistants can’t read or trust your site, they hand the customer to a competitor they can.
Can I re-check after I make changes?
Yes — that’s the point. The score is consistent, so the same page always gets the same result. Make a fix, run it again, and watch your score move. It’s a simple way to see your progress.
Can it check pages behind a login?
No — and that’s on purpose, because AI assistants can’t see them either. If your best content sits behind a login or form, that’s worth knowing: to AI, it may as well not exist.
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