Get your business found in AI search
In a 2026 survey of 1,002 US adults, 45% said they had used AI tools such as ChatGPT for local business recommendations in the past year, up from 6% the year before, and those tools can only choose from pages they can reach and read. Google says getting into its AI answers is still SEO, so this builds on the basics rather than replacing them. The free audit checks whether AI search crawlers are allowed in, whether your content is readable without JavaScript, and whether your business is marked up for machines. Then we fix what it finds.
- No signup
- Report in ~60 seconds
The Fix Kit
How we fix it
$150
Per-finding fixes your dev can action, plus competitive analysis, plus an agent-ready fix file for your dev or AI coding agent.
Compare all tiersWhat we check
- AI crawler access
- Whether robots.txt lets in the crawlers behind ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google, Copilot and Siri.
- Machine-readable content
- Whether your pages carry clear, structured text that tools which don't run JavaScript can still read.
- Structured data
- Whether schema markup tells search engines what your business is and does.
- Contact details
- Whether your phone number and address appear on the site as text.
From a real audit
Our own site follows the same checklist: AI search crawlers allowed, content in the HTML, and structured data on every service page.
Common questions
- Is this just SEO with a new name?
- Largely, and we'd rather say so. Google says optimising for its AI answers is still SEO. The differences are practical: other AI tools use their own crawlers, most of them don't run JavaScript, and some read from Bing or Brave rather than Google. The audit checks for those.
- What is llms.txt?
- A proposed text file that summarises a site for AI tools. Google has said it doesn't use it, and no major AI assistant has confirmed reading it, so the audit reports whether you have one but doesn't score it.
- Can you guarantee ChatGPT will recommend me?
- No one can guarantee a specific AI's output. What we can do is remove the technical reasons you'd be skipped, which is what the audit checks for.
- Do I need this if my SEO is fine?
- Good SEO covers most of it. What it can miss: AI crawlers blocked by robots.txt or a firewall setting, and content that only appears after JavaScript runs, which most AI crawlers can't see.