How it works
Six checks. One score.
We fetch your site the way AI crawlers do — then grade what they find.
Crawler access
What your robots.txt says, and what crawlers actually get. We read your robots.txt to see which AI crawlers you've told to stay out: GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and the rest. Then we fetch your page and check whether each one can really get in. Your report shows both side by side, so you can spot a site that welcomes AI on paper but blocks it in practice.
Structure
Exactly one H1, no skipped heading levels, semantic landmarks — the structure AI needs to parse a page into answers.
Metadata
Title, meta description, canonical, OpenGraph, and Schema.org markup — the signals AI uses to understand and quote a page.
Content
Content depth, and whether your about, contact, and pricing pages exist and are linked — what gives AI something worth citing.
FAQ signals
Question-and-answer content with FAQ schema — the format AI assistants cite most.
Performance
Load speed and page weight — slow pages get crawled less and trusted less.
The report
Ranked by impact.
Your report opens with a 0–100 score, then lists every finding in priority order. The biggest wins come first — each with the exact change to make and, where useful, ready-to-paste code like robots.txt rules or JSON-LD schema.
One token pays for one completed scan. If a scan errors out, the token stays in your balance.