AI Search Readiness Checker

    Audit a public page for crawl access, indexability, snippet eligibility, canonicals, visible HTML, structured data, sitemap discovery, and entity signals. Get blockers, warnings, evidence, and prioritized fixes for AI search readiness.

    Start tracking AI visibility

    Only one public HTTP or HTTPS page is fetched. Private and local addresses are rejected.

    What this tool measures

    Observable access, indexability, content, and entity signals in the page HTML, robots.txt, and sitemap.

    How to use it

    1. 1

      Provide the input

      Enter one public page URL.

    2. 2

      Configure the check

      Choose a platform profile or check all crawlers.

    3. 3

      Use the results

      Review blockers first, then warnings and confirmed strengths.

    Move from a one-time check to continuous AI visibility

    Monitor prompts, competitors, mentions, citations, and the pages AI systems use. Then turn the evidence into content and client-ready reporting.

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    If you checked a URL, its domain is carried into project setup in this browser.

    Research and official sources

    Recommendations are tied to current provider documentation, standards, academic research, or clearly labeled vendor studies.

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    Crawlability, indexability, visible text, and ordinary SEO foundations apply to AI search. Google ignores llms.txt.

    Limitation: Google-specific guidance does not establish behavior for every answer engine.

    AI features and your website

    Google Search Central

    official

    Eligibility for snippets and indexation matter. Google documents query fan-out. No special AI structured data is required.

    Limitation: Google does not expose the generated fan-out queries for an individual request.

    Methodology v1.1 · Last reviewed 2026-08-11

    Frequently asked questions

    Does this guarantee visibility in AI answers?

    No. The tool measures observable signals or calculates from your inputs. Retrieval, mentions, citations, and rankings remain controlled by each provider.

    What does “eligible” mean?

    Eligible means the checker found no observable access or snippet blocker. It does not mean a provider has indexed or selected the page.