The free check
An automated look at your public homepage and access settings, with evidence you can download.
- Passed, review and unknown findings stay separate.
- Optional AI files are listed separately.
Most of what an AI tool knows about your business starts with your homepage, so this check reads it the same way and shows you what comes through.
Prefer to talk it through? Talk to us and we run the check with you.
We read your public homepage and a few standard files the way a search or AI tool does, without running the page code (scripts) that adds text later.
Want real AI answers about your business checked too? Talk to us
A report like this one for your own homepage, in under a minute.
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Try another addressUp to three changes, in order. Anything that stops tools from reading the page comes first, then the facts a customer or their assistant could not find on it.
Extracted from your homepage HTML the way a tool reads it: no scripts, no images, no map embeds. This is what the page says, before any assistant answers. If it does not match how you would describe the business, the page needs those words.
We can review your pages, check real AI answers about your business and give you a fixed price for the changes.
Also inspect API discovery, MCP, A2A, OAuth, Agent Skills and bot authentication metadata.
Optional capabilities are separate from the website checks. A published connection still needs a real task test.
Compare with Cloudflare’s checker, which uses its own methodology.
Run the check to see what your homepage makes available. Talk with us when you want a review of real AI answers or help making the changes.
What assistants say about you, where you rank or what customers do. It reads your public homepage and a few standard files, and anything that times out is marked unconfirmed.
No. llms.txt is an optional file for AI tools, so a missing one does not count against your site. Google does not require special AI files either.
No. A pass confirms the one thing shown beside it. Search engines and assistants decide what to index and recommend on their own.
We use it to fetch your public pages and keep the website and result summary for 12 months, with nothing that identifies you. The report link and the call link also carry the address.
Real AI answers. We check your service pages and what the assistants your customers use say about you, trace the sources they cite, and make the fixes you approve.
We fetch your public homepage once and read the HTML your server sends, the first version of the page before any page code (scripts) adds more text. We also read your crawler rules (robots.txt, the file that tells bots what they may visit) and your sitemap (the list of your pages). If a request fails or times out, that finding is marked unconfirmed.
The three questions sum up the findings. Can tools read the homepage? Does the page say what you do, where, and how to reach you, in the text or in business details search engines read (structured data)? Is there a clear next step for a person? A review item means the check did not find that fact on the homepage, so compare it with the page before you change anything. Optional AI files are listed separately and never count against you.