Is your website ready for search and AI answers?
Enter your website and get a plain-language check of the basics: what search engines need, what helps local customers find you, and what makes your business easier for AI assistants to read. About 10 seconds, free, nothing saved.
We read your public home page, robots.txt and sitemap, about 10 seconds. Nothing you enter is saved.
What it checks
Basics
Secure connection, page title and description, one main heading, canonical address, mobile setup, robots.txt, sitemap, image descriptions and link previews. These are what let search engines find and list your pages.
Local
Whether your phone and email are easy to find, and whether the page tells search engines what kind of local business you are, with an address. These matter most if customers find you by searching near them.
AI answers
Structured data, questions answered on the page, a plain statement of what you do, content that's in the page itself, and whether AI crawlers are allowed. These are signals, not guaranteed ranking factors.
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Common questions
What does the checker look at?
Your public home page, robots.txt, sitemap and llms.txt. It checks the basics search engines need (title, description, headings, sitemap, mobile setup), what helps local customers find you (contact details and local business data), and what makes a site easier for AI assistants to read and quote (structured data, questions answered on the page, content that doesn't depend on JavaScript, and whether AI crawlers are allowed).
Will fixing everything it finds get me to the top of Google?
No. Nobody can promise a ranking. Search results depend on your competition, your site's authority and time. The checker finds common, fixable gaps so your site is easy to read and list. It is a starting point, not a prediction.
Is AI visibility something you can really check?
Only partly. Evidence on what makes an AI assistant cite a site is still developing, so the checker looks at observable things: clear statements of what you do, structured facts, answered questions and whether AI crawlers can reach the site. Treat those as helpful signals, not guaranteed ranking factors. The optional llms.txt file, in particular, has no proven effect.
Do you save my website or the results?
No. We read the public pages once to answer you and don't store the address or the results.
It only checked my home page. Is that enough?
It's a quick first look, which is why the score is a guide and not a verdict. A full review also covers your inner pages, how they link together, your content and your Search Console data. That's part of how we start a website project.