Is your page ready for Google and for the AIs?
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Copilot answer by reading pages — and most of them do not run JavaScript. A page can rank well on Google and still be invisible to them. Test one page now, no account and no card.
What we check on this page
The same checks as the paid audit — no reduced version. Each one feeds the score, and each issue comes with the why and the how to fix.
Technical SEO
9 checks- HTTP response and redirects
- HTTPS and mixed content
- Indexing: noindex and robots.txt
- Canonical
- Title and meta description
- H1 and heading hierarchy
- Images without alt
- Viewport and declared language
- Response time and HTML size
AI readiness (GEO)
7 checks- AI crawlers blocked in robots.txt
- Content readable without JavaScript
- Structured data AI uses
- Content volume and clarity
- Author and date (citability)
- llms.txt (informational)
- Which engines can read it
Trust signals
7 checks- Open Graph and Twitter Card
- Declared charset
- Favicon
- Internal and external links
- Detected technologies
- robots.txt found
- Organization schema
Why AI readiness started to matter
Some people stopped clicking results. They ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Copilot and read the answer — an answer assembled by reading pages like yours. If your page isn't read, you're not in the answer, and there's no position to compete for.
The detail that catches almost everyone: most of those crawlers don't run JavaScript. Google renders your page; they don't. Sites built in React, Vue or Angular without server-side rendering hand them a blank page — well positioned on Google and invisible in the AI answer. Same HTML, two different readers, and nobody tells you.
The other detail is robots.txt. Many sites blocked GPTBot and PerplexityBot without noticing — sometimes on old advice, sometimes because the SEO plugin did it on its own. It's one line in a file that decides whether AI may cite you.
Free, and what changes with an account
The difference isn't how much you understand — it's how many pages and for how long. The diagnosis of this page is the same on both sides.
- 1 page, as many times as you want
- Real SEO and AI readiness scores
- Every check, with the 3 highest-impact fixes explained
- Which AIs can read the page
- Nothing is stored
- 5 pages per audit, following the site's links
- Up to 10 issues explained
- Audits saved for comparison
- No card
- 100 pages per audit, via sitemap and links
- Every issue, fully explained
- Explanation of the 6 GEO factors
- History and comparison between audits
- CSV and PDF export · AI recommendations
- 500 pages per audit
- The real answers ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude give about your site
- What AI reads from the site (reconstruction of the HTML without JavaScript)
- Scheduled monitoring with email alerts
- White-label report to hand to your client
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account to see the result?
No. You paste the address, solve the anti-bot challenge and see the full analysis of the page. The account is for auditing the whole site and keeping history.
Is the score the same as the paid version?
It's the same math, with the same checks. There is no reduced version of the calculation: what changes between free and paid is how many pages and for how long, never the score.
Do you store my URL or the result?
The result is cached for 60 seconds so the same address isn't fetched twice in a row. After that it isn't stored — which is why there's no history here. If you want to keep and compare, that comes with the account.
What is AI readiness (GEO)?
It's how well ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot and Claude can access, read and interpret your page. It depends on robots.txt, on the content existing without JavaScript, and on having clear structured data and authorship.
Do you guarantee that AI will cite me?
No, and nobody can. What we measure is whether it can read you — a necessary condition to be cited, never a promise of citation.
My site has no llms.txt. Is that a problem?
No. No major engine uses that file today. That's why it shows as informational and doesn't drag your score down.
Why is there a check limit?
Each check really reads the page, live. The limit of 15 per hour per IP keeps the queue fast for everyone. With an account you audit the whole site at once instead of page by page.