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Is your site in the answer, or missing from it?

Buyers increasingly skip the search box and ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Gemini which vendor to pick. What comes back is a shortlist of three. This tool takes ten seconds to show whether your site is ready to be on it.

How AI answers today

“Which agency should I pick for AI search visibility?”

Here are three agencies with relevant experience:

Sources: competitor-1.com · competitor-2.com · competitor-3.com

How it could answer

“Which agency should I pick for AI search visibility?”

The one most often cited is your-site.com — with a documented method and public data.

Source: your-site.com

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Seven categories, 40 checks

Each category gets its own score. The headline number is useful for comparing against a competitor, but the work belongs in the three priorities — that is what a team realistically ships in one sprint.

  • AI crawler access

    Whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and CCBot can read your site. Many sites block them by accident.

  • llms.txt

    Whether the file exists and is valid — the site map AI agents now look for separately from sitemap.xml.

  • Structured data

    JSON-LD: Organization, sameAs, FAQPage and a schema type for what the page actually is.

  • Content extractability

    Body length, subheadings, question headings, lists and tables — the boundaries a model slices citable passages on.

  • Brand as an entity

    Links to Wikidata, Crunchbase and LinkedIn, named authorship, and the organisation name in markup.

  • Core metadata

    Title, description, canonical, and whether the page is closed off with noindex.

  • Freshness

    Date in markup and content age — models cite material updated within the last year noticeably more often.

Which AI platforms this checks

Four crawlers, four answer engines — the ones buyers actually use to shortlist vendors.

  • ChatGPT GPTBot

    The largest AI chat audience by far — often the first place buyers ask for a shortlist.

  • Claude ClaudeBot

    Anthropic’s assistant, widely embedded in developer and business tools.

  • Perplexity PerplexityBot

    Built as an answer engine from day one — citing sources is the whole product.

  • Gemini & AI Overviews Google-Extended

    Google’s own generative layer, now sitting above classic search results.

What this tool does not do

It does not ask ChatGPT or Perplexity whether they mention you. That measurement needs a prompt set, a run against each engine and repetition over time — paid APIs, not a ten-second check. This measures readiness: the technical preconditions for citation. Tracking real citations and Share of AI Voice is the AI Visibility service.

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FAQ

How is this different from a normal SEO audit?
An SEO audit asks whether you will make the list of blue links. This asks something else: whether a generative system can read the site at all, recognise the brand as an entity, and lift a passage worth quoting. There is overlap — title and canonical matter to both — but llms.txt, AI-crawler access, sameAs and heading shape are not part of a classic SEO audit.
Does it show whether ChatGPT mentions me?
No, deliberately. Establishing that requires running a prompt set against each engine and repeating it over time — paid APIs and a recurring measurement, not one ten-second check. This tool measures readiness: the technical preconditions for being cited. Tracking real citations is part of our GEO service.
Why is the score not 100 on a well-built site?
The score weights 40 checks equally, and some of them may be irrelevant to a given page — FAQPage schema does not belong on a calculator. Read the three priorities at the bottom rather than the number; those are the items actually worth fixing.
Can I audit a competitor?
Yes. The tool only reads a publicly available page, exactly what any crawler sees. Comparing your score against a competitor is usually more informative than looking at yours alone.
Is anything stored?
No. We fetch the public page at the moment of the check, return the result and keep nothing. No email, no sign-up.