What can crawlers read on your website?
Enter your address to check public HTML, structured data and crawler settings.
This weighted technical checklist does not query AI answers or measure recommendations, rankings or sales. The optional llms.txt file is not a Google Search requirement.
What the check covers
The scan inspects public HTML and selected technical files. SEO, GEO and AEO are groups in our checklist, not measurements of search positions or citations. Its weights are our heuristic, not a search engine scoring system.
Technical checks
- HTML content (no JS)
- robots.txt / AI bots
- Schema.org JSON-LD
- H1 / H2
- Title + meta description
- Open Graph
- llms.txt
- NAP (name, address, phone)
- FAQ / FAQPage
Who it's for
For business owners checking technical basics before choosing repairs. Assess business impact using enquiry data and separate, documented visibility checks.
How it works
- Enter the public website address you want to check.
- Start the scan of its public HTML and selected technical files.
- Read your score, the SEO / GEO / AEO breakdown and your biggest gaps.
- If you want, request the emailed report or a measured audit of your actual pages.
What you get
- A 0-100 technical checklist score with a band rating
- A breakdown across SEO, GEO and AEO
- Your top 3 gaps, ordered by how much score they cost, each with a concrete fix direction
- Optionally: the full report with a prioritised fix plan sent to your email
Frequently asked questions
- Is this a real scan of my website?
- Yes. We fetch the page you enter and inspect its public HTML and selected technical files. The checklist does not query AI answers or measure recommendations, rankings or sales.
- What do GEO and AEO mean?
- GEO (generative engine optimization) is the practice of making a website readable and citable for generative engines such as ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. AEO (answer engine optimization) focuses on structured data and authorship signals so answer engines can parse your facts. Both build on classic SEO foundations.
- Why would AI engines not see my website?
- Technical access and readable content are useful checks, but this scan cannot establish why an AI system omits a business. Crawler permissions have different purposes; missing llms.txt or special schema is not proof of invisibility in Google Search.
- Do I have to leave my email address?
- No. The score and gap list appear on screen as soon as the scan finishes. Email is only needed if you want the report and fix plan sent to you.
- How is the score calculated?
- The measured technical checks use our own weights and add up to a checklist score from 0 to 100. The score is not an AI recommendation probability or a search-engine ranking.
- Does a high score guarantee AI citations?
- No. The scorecard checks foundations. Citations also depend on content quality, competition and how AI engines select sources — no tool can promise a specific outcome.
- What is the next step after the check?
- Review which findings matter for your customers, then request a written scope and quote before any implementation.
Start with the enquiry path
Share where the buyer gets stuck. The first step is a review and written scope, not an automatic rebuild.