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AI Visibility Checker
Is your site visible to ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity — and do they recommend it? Check both in one free scan.
26 measured signals, a 0–100 score, a preview of what AI actually reads on your pages, and one live recommendation test against real assistant answers.
What the checker measures
Crawl access
Can GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot reach your pages at all — robots.txt, sitemap, JS-rendering.
Machine readability
How much real content survives once navigation, scripts and banners are stripped — what an assistant actually reads.
Entity clarity
Schema markup, titles, descriptions: can a model tell what your business IS, unambiguously.
Citation-worthiness
Definitions, tables, lists, concrete numbers — the four elements AI answers quote most.
The live answer test
We ask real buying questions — without naming you — and report who the assistants recommend, with every source listed.
Questions
- What is AI visibility?
- How findable, readable and quotable your site is for AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity. It has two layers: can their crawlers read you (technical), and do their answers actually mention you when customers ask (outcome). This checker measures both.
- How is the AI visibility score calculated?
- 26 measured checks across structure, entities, headings, content, media, noise and LLM-readiness, each weighted by impact and scored pass/warn/fail. The score is the weighted percentage — no black box, every check shows what it found and how to fix it.
- Is this checker really free?
- Yes — the score, all findings, a crawl preview, one live AI recommendation check and your llms.txt file, free with no signup. A one-time $19 unlock adds the full site crawl, five buying questions, the hallucination check and the fix playbook.
- How is AI visibility different from SEO?
- SEO gets you ranked in a list of links; AI visibility gets you named in an answer. They overlap — assistants read pages that rank — but AI answers lean harder on comparison pages, review sites and structured, quotable content. Ranking #1 doesn't guarantee being recommended.