Can the AIs read your website?

Most websites are invisible to ChatGPT, Perplexity and Copilot without their owners knowing it — a JavaScript-only page, a blocking robots.txt, missing structured data. We check yours for free and tell you exactly where you stand.

What we check

• AI readability: whether your content exists without JavaScript, and what your robots.txt actually tells AI crawlers — the two silent killers.
• Indexation: how Google and Bing see your site — sitemap, coverage, and whether new pages reach the index in hours or weeks.
• Structured data: which schema.org types you have, which you are missing, and whether they validate.
• Speed and Core Web Vitals: what real visitors experience, measured — not a vanity score.
• Quotability: visible dates, standalone facts and consistent entity information — what decides whether an AI cites you or a competitor.

What you get

A one-page report within 48 hours: what is fine, what is broken, and the three fixes that matter most, in order. It is yours to keep — usable by any developer or agency, not just us. If your site is already in good shape, the report says so and we shake hands.

How it works

1. Book a free 30-minute slot and mention your website address.
2. We run the audit on your public pages before the call — no access or installation needed.
3. We walk through the report together and answer your questions. No obligation afterwards, either way.

Is it really free, or a sales pitch?

Really free: the audit takes us a bounded amount of time, and the report is honest enough to say when nothing is wrong. Some audited sites become clients because the report names real problems we can fix; the ones that do not still keep the report. That trade is worth it to us.

Do you need access to my website?

No. Everything we check is visible from outside: your public pages, robots.txt, sitemap, structured data and measured performance. If you later want the deeper layer — Search Console queries, index coverage history — read-only access takes two minutes to grant, and is entirely optional.

My site was built recently. Is this still useful?

Especially then. Most AI-invisibility problems ship on day one — modern JavaScript frameworks produce beautiful sites that serve empty HTML to machines, and nobody notices because the site looks perfect in a browser. Ten minutes of checking now beats discovering it after a year of missing citations.

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