Can AI read your website, or does it skip you?
Put your website in the box. It runs the eleven checks I look at first on any site, stuff like whether your robots.txt is quietly shutting out ChatGPT. Takes about 15 seconds, you get a number out of 100, and I show my math on every point. I don't ask for your email to see it.
- Loading your homepage
- Reading robots.txt for the AI crawlers
- Checking what loads without JavaScript
- Looking for schema, sitemap and llms.txt
- Adding up your score
Does ChatGPT actually name you when buyers ask?
The score tells you if AI can read your site. It can't tell you who AI recommends. For that, I ask your buyers' real questions in ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Google myself, and send you the screenshots.
- Your 3 questions, run in all 5 AI tools
- Screenshots of every answer, with who got named
- In your inbox within 48 hours, free
No sales sequence after. If the screenshots show you're already the answer, I'll tell you that too.
Got it. Your check is in my queue.
I'll type your questions into all five tools myself and send the screenshots to within 48 hours. Want to talk after? Just reply to that email.
About the score.
What's actually in the score?
Eleven checks. The big ones: does your robots.txt let the AI crawlers in (20 points), does your text show up without JavaScript (15), and do you have schema (15). Then headings, question-style headings, a sitemap, llms.txt, contact details, and when the site was last updated. Every check is worth a set number of points. Add them up and that's your score, no secret sauce.
I got a 100. So ChatGPT recommends me, right?
Nope, and I'd be lying if I said it did. A 100 means the door's open. Whether ChatGPT walks through it and names you comes down to what your pages say and what the rest of the internet says about you. I can't measure that with a script. That's why step 2 is me, a keyboard and your buyers' questions.
Why only the homepage?
Speed, mostly. Your homepage plus robots.txt, the sitemap and llms.txt tell me most of what I need, and nobody wants to sit there for five minutes. When I work on a site for real, I go through every page.
Do you keep my website or email?
I keep a list of which sites get scanned, mostly so I know if anyone's using this thing. If you ask for step 2, I hang on to your email and questions so I can send your screenshots. I don't sell any of it.