Free tool
How visible is your website to AI?
More of your customers ask ChatGPT, Google's AI Overviews, Perplexity or Claude before they visit a website. Check whether those AI answer engines can find, read and quote yours, with a score out of 100 and what to fix.
An example of the result: a score out of 100, and a list of what to fix and what’s good.
Results
Every script we found
One row per company. “In the page’s code” means it’s loaded by code written into the page, not a script tag of its own.
| Who | What it’s for | Loaded from | Pages | Files |
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Checked . A quick look from the outside, not a full audit: we read your home page only.
Want to be the answer AI gives?
We review your whole site for AI visibility, from crawler access and structured data to product content, and fix what holds it back, with our group's digital marketing agency, Agency51.
GEO, AEO, AIO, LLMO: one idea, four names.
Getting your business found and quoted in AI answers goes by several names, and they all mean much the same thing:
- GEO, generative engine optimisation
- AEO, answer engine optimisation
- AIO, AI optimisation
- LLMO, large language model optimisation
Each is about making sure the AI answer engines (ChatGPT, Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode, Perplexity, Claude and Copilot) can find your site, read it, understand who you are and what you sell, and trust it enough to quote and link to it. It builds on good SEO rather than replacing it.
It isn't the same as AI search inside your store: the search we build into ecommerce sites, which understands what your customers mean and learns from how they shop. For that, see AI for ecommerce.
What AI needs from your site.
Let the crawlers in
Whether your firewall or robots.txt turns away the crawlers behind ChatGPT, Google, Bing, Perplexity, Claude and Apple.
Readable without JavaScript
Most AI crawlers don't run JavaScript, so we check how much of your page arrives as plain HTML.
Structured data
Whether your site tells machines, in schema.org terms, who you are and what you sell.
Open to indexing
Whether anything tells search engines to leave your page out.
The basics
Title, description, one main heading, language, canonical address and sharing details.
Sitemap and llms.txt
Whether crawlers can find every page, and whether you publish an llms.txt guide.
What people ask us.
What do GEO, AEO, AIO and LLMO mean?
They are four names for the same job: making your site easy for AI answer engines to find, understand and quote. Generative engine optimisation, answer engine optimisation, AI optimisation and large language model optimisation.
Is this the same as AI search on my store?
No. AI search is the search box inside your store, which we build for clients so shoppers find the right product. This checker is about being found by AI tools outside your site, such as ChatGPT and Google's AI Overviews.
Should I block AI crawlers?
There are two kinds. Answer crawlers fetch pages to answer people's questions: block them and you can't appear in those answers. Training crawlers collect pages to train models: blocking them is your choice and doesn't keep you out of AI answers. Our checker shows the two separately, and our AI crawlers list has the names and robots.txt rules.
Do I need an llms.txt?
It's optional. llms.txt is a proposed plain-text guide to your site for AI tools. No AI answer engine has said it relies on it, so it carries little weight in our score, but it's quick to add.
Is a high score a guarantee?
No. The score shows whether AI can find, read and understand your home page. Whether it quotes you also depends on your content, your reputation and the question asked. A full review covers your product and category pages too.
Do you keep my results?
No. We read your home page, robots.txt, sitemap and llms.txt as any crawler would, show you the results, and keep nothing.