Find out whether AI assistants can actually read your site - and whether you get named for your own niche. Every value in the report is measured live on your site, with no paid API and no sample data.
Six live requests to your homepage - GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot, Googlebot and Bingbot. A 403 or 429 means the assistant cannot read the page at all.
robots.txt (per-bot rules and Content-Signal), llms.txt, ai.txt, title and description, single H1, JSON-LD types, FAQ schema and canonical.
Wikidata entity, Wikipedia match, third-party web mentions, plus one free open-model answer probe (labelled as an open model, not ChatGPT).
A live fetch of your homepage with six AI user-agents, your robots.txt, llms.txt and ai.txt, your page structure (title, meta description, H1, JSON-LD, FAQ schema, canonical), off-site signals and one free open-model answer probe. Everything is measured live - nothing is estimated.
403 normally comes from a CDN or WAF bot rule that blocks crawlers it does not recognise, and 429 means the crawler was rate-limited. Either way the assistant cannot read the page, so it cannot quote or recommend you. Allow the AI user-agents in your edge rules and robots.txt.
No. Enter your website, brand and email; the shareable report link is emailed to you. Each visitor can run three audits per day and reports stay online for thirty days.
No. The mention probe uses a free open model and is labelled as such. Rankings inside ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude need those platforms' own data, which is not available for free - we say "not measured" rather than invent a number.
