Can AI find and understand your site?

We check whether ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity can discover your site, parse what's there, and describe your business. Then we show you what to fix.

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Four focused checks.

Findability: Can AI crawlers reach your site? We check your robots.txt directives for GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and the rest, your sitemap, and whether you publish an llms.txt file.
Comprehension: Can AI understand what's there once it arrives? We check schema.org structured data, OpenGraph metadata, semantic heading structure, authorship signals, and FAQ markup.
AI tools on the page: What AI is already running on your site? We detect chatbots, AI-powered search, voice assistants, and check how much of your content disappears without JavaScript.
Live citation check: We ask Perplexity, Claude, and OpenAI what they know about your site. The contrast between them is often the most useful page in the report.

Common questions.

Yes. No payment, no upsell on the report itself. We make money when someone reads the report and decides they'd rather pay us to implement the fixes than do it themselves, but that's never a precondition for getting the audit.

The AI Audit is focused exclusively on AI readiness. The Site Audit covers ten pillars in total (SEO, performance, accessibility, security, and more) and includes AI readiness as one section. If you want the full picture, run the Site Audit; if you specifically want to know about the AI side, this is faster.

We ask Perplexity, Claude, and OpenAI the same question: 'what does your website do?' and show you each answer side by side. A site that's invisible to one of the three but well-known to the others reveals exactly where the gap is. A site that's invisible to all three tells you to start with the basics (llms.txt, schema, AI bot directives).

About a minute, sometimes up to ninety seconds if the live LLM queries are slow. You'll see a 'running' page right after you submit, then get the report by email when it's done.

Yes. The audit runs on any publicly accessible site. People do this for competitive research all the time. It's a faster way to figure out why a competitor shows up in ChatGPT answers and you don't.

Three options: implement the fixes yourself (the report explains each one in plain language), hand it to your existing developer or agency, or ask us to do it.