AI Search Readiness Checker

Audit your website for AI search visibility — check llms.txt, robots.txt, sitemap, schema, and crawler policies

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CORE FILES
llms.txt AI-readable site summary file
robots.txt Crawler access control file
sitemap.xml XML sitemap for crawlers
STRUCTURED DATA
Has structured data / schema JSON-LD schema markup (FAQPage, WebSite, Organization, Product, Article, etc.)
Has FAQ content + schema Visible FAQ section with FAQPage JSON-LD
Has entity / Organization schema Organization or other entity markup identifying the business
AI CRAWLER POLICIES
Allows AI search crawlers OAI-SearchBot, Claude-SearchBot, PerplexityBot allowed in robots.txt
Blocks AI training crawlers GPTBot, ClaudeBot blocked (if policy is intentional)
CONTENT QUALITY
Has unique title + meta description Every page has a descriptive title tag and meta description
Has Open Graph tags og:title, og:description, og:type on key pages
Uses canonical URLs correctly Canonical tags point to the preferred URL version
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    About AI Search Readiness
    
      
    AI search readiness measures whether a website has the foundational files, metadata, and crawler policies that AI systems use to understand and reference web content. It is not a guarantee of AI visibility — it is a checklist of best practices.
    
      
      
    
        ⚠️ No guarantees.
        This tool checks for recommended files and practices. A high readiness score does not guarantee improved search rankings, AI citations, or AI visibility. Results reflect best practices only.
      
    
      
    
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    Frequently Asked Questions
    
      
    What is a good AI search readiness score?
    
      
    A score above 60% means you have the basic foundations. Above 80% is strong. 100% means all checked items are in place — but it does not guarantee AI citations, ranking improvements, or featured snippets.
    
      
    Does the tool actually crawl my website?
    
      
    No. This tool does not access or crawl your website. You enter what you know about your site — the tool evaluates your readiness based on your inputs against AI search best practices.
    
      
    Is llms.txt really necessary?
    
      
    It is recommended but not required. llms.txt is an experimental format that provides AI systems with a human-written site summary. It helps AI search tools understand your site structure, but it is not an official standard.
    
      
    What is the difference between blocking training crawlers and search crawlers?
    
      
    Training crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot) use your content to improve AI models. Search crawlers (OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot) fetch pages to answer user queries in real time. Most sites allow search crawlers for referral traffic while blocking training crawlers.