How AI reads your page
Paste any URL. We score how ready it is for ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI, and hand you the fix for every gap.
Eighteen checks across four layers
Each one reads the live page the way an answer engine does before it decides to cite you.
Schema and entity
6 checksStructured data that tells an engine who wrote the page and what it is about.
- Schema.org Markup
- FAQ Schema
- Entity sameAs
- Author / Person
- Open Graph Tags
- Twitter Card Tags
Crawl and access
4 checksWhether AI crawlers may fetch the page at all.
- HTTPS
- Canonical Tag
- AI crawler robots
- llms.txt
Page structure
5 checksHeadings and metadata an engine splits into answers.
- Page Title
- Meta Description
- H1 Tag
- H2 Structure
- Image Alt Text
Citability
3 checksSignals that make a passage safe to quote: depth, sources, and dates.
- Citability length
- Outbound citations
- Freshness dates
Every gap ships with its fix
Results get a shareable link. Send it to your developer, or let the studio write the missing FAQ, schema and llms.txt for you.
- llms.txtFail
Publish a llms.txt at the site origin with a short description and links to canonical docs.
- FAQ SchemaWarn
Publish an FAQ section or article with FAQPage JSON-LD so AI engines can cite direct answers.
- Outbound citationsWarn
Link to primary sources so AI engines can verify claims.
- Freshness datesWarn
Expose dateModified in JSON-LD or article:modified_time.