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Free AI-visibility check: what does AI say about you?

This free check scans any website in seconds for the six structural signals AI engines need before they can recommend a business — llms.txt, AI-crawler access, structured data, meta description, heading structure, and Open Graph tags. Instant results, no email required.

Type your website. Get your score in seconds.

Instant scan, no email needed. Works on any site — yours or a competitor's.

What it checks

The six signals AI engines look for first.

Before ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity or Google AI can recommend a business, their crawlers have to find the site, read it, and extract facts from it. These six checks are the structural prerequisites — a site that fails them is invisible to AI no matter how good the content is.

Check 01

llms.txt

A plain-text guide for AI agents describing what your business is, does, and charges. Without it, engines are left guessing.

Check 02

AI-crawler access

Whether robots.txt allows GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, CCBot and Google-Extended — the crawlers that feed AI answers.

Check 03

Structured data

schema.org markup that gives engines facts — name, services, prices, location — instead of prose to interpret.

Check 04

Meta description

The one-line summary engines quote first. Missing or too short means they write their own version of you.

Check 05

Heading structure

A single clear H1 so the page states its topic once. Zero or multiple H1s dilute what the page is about.

Check 06

Open Graph tags

The preview data engines and social apps show when your link appears. Blank previews lose the click.

Free check vs. full audit

A scanner reads your code. The audit reads the engines.

 Free check (this page)GEO / AEO Audit — $995
What it readsYour website's code — 6 structural checksThe engines themselves — what ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini actually say about you
SpeedInstant24 hours
DepthScore + 3 findingsFive scored pillars, answer share of voice per engine, every claim AI makes about you checked
CompetitorsOne named competitor benchmarked side by side
LanguagesAny (structural)English + Spanish, native-speaker prompts — $1,495
OutputOn-screen resultsScored report + prioritized fix list + 45-min call
Price$0, no email needed$995 fixed, refund-backed
Questions

Free check, answered.

What is an AI visibility check?
An AI visibility check tests whether AI engines like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI can find, read, and recommend your business. This free version scans six structural signals in your website's code and returns your three most important findings instantly. The full GEO / AEO audit goes further and measures what the engines actually say about you.
Is the check really free?
Yes. The scan is instant, free, and needs no payment details. You see your score and three findings without entering an email — the email is optional, only if you want two deeper findings about what the engines say about your business, delivered within 24 hours.
What does the scanner check?
Six structural signals: an llms.txt file for AI agents, whether robots.txt allows the major AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, CCBot, Google-Extended), schema.org structured data, meta description quality, heading structure (a single clear H1), and Open Graph tags. These are the prerequisites AI engines need before they can cite a site.
How is this different from the $995 GEO / AEO audit?
The free scanner reads your code. The GEO / AEO audit reads the engines: what ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini actually say about your business, your answer share of voice per engine, five scored pillars (Authority, Technical, Content, Data, Trust), a named competitor benchmarked side by side, a prioritized fix list, and a 45-minute walkthrough call. Delivered in 24 hours for a fixed $995 — $1,495 bilingual English + Spanish.
Does it work for Spanish-language websites?
Yes — the scanner checks structural signals, which are language-independent, so any site works. The full audit is offered bilingually: native-speaker English and Spanish prompts, because AI engines answer differently in each language and 42M+ US residents speak Spanish at home.