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Free website check

Free AI readiness check for your website

Check whether machines can access and understand your public website. Evidence and fixes appear here without a login or card. This technical check does not test whether AI recommends your business.

Run your free readiness check

The URL is the only required field. Profile and customer action are optional context that make applicability and fixes more precise.

We fetch public pages only — up to five key URLs plus public discovery files and headers.

Used only to mark irrelevant protocol and commerce checks Not applicable.

Choose one if you want Action Readiness evaluated against a specific task.

What you get, on this page, in under a minute

  • What your site already does well for machine readers
  • What blocks them, ordered by how much it costs you
  • The one thing to fix first, and exactly how to fix it
  • What the free check cannot see — stated, not hidden
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The free check reads your site the way machines do. It does not measure AI answers.

What the free Public Readiness check covers

What we measured

  • Up to five publicly available pages
  • Crawler access, robots.txt, sitemap, canonical and indexability signals
  • Schema, entity clarity, page structure and content readiness
  • Website citability heuristics and business-information consistency
  • Human and machine-readable paths to the primary action
  • llms.txt as a zero-weight diagnostic only

What we did not measure

  • Whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity or an API model mentions or recommends the brand
  • AI-answer citations, competitors or source intelligence
  • Private analytics, connected accounts or CRM conversions
  • Future rankings, recommendations or revenue impact

Does AI recommend your business? That needs a separate check.

For restaurant, hotel, spa and beach club owners: website readiness is the starting point. AI Visibility investigates answers to guest questions, competing businesses and cited sources. Monitoring is in early access; review the scope before requesting it.