Google renders your JavaScript. ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude don’t — they read raw HTML. A page can rank beautifully and still be invisible to every AI answer at the same time. We show you which, and why — then exactly what to fix, ranked by impact.
Your first check is free · Results in ~20 seconds
"Can a crawler reach this page at all" and "how good is this page for an AI answer" are different questions with different fixes. Both are one login away.
Fetch any URL as Googlebot, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Copilot and Google AI, desktop and mobile — see exactly what each one can and can’t read, element by element.
Open LLM Access Check →A weighted score built from the same checklist across every tab — content, indexability, keyword match — with ranked, page-specific fixes, not a generic checklist.
Open Full AEO Audit →Every check we run, and why it affects whether an AI engine cites the page — published openly so you know exactly what "the score" means.
Open The AEO Checklist →Header, navigation, main content, footer, images, schema — each one checked separately, by page region and by content type. If your nav is JavaScript-rendered and invisible to GPTBot, that's the line that tells you, not a vague overall score.
No published or modified date in the markup.
Answer engines prefer sources they can date, and heavily discount undated pages on anything time-sensitive.
Every failed check comes with a plain-English reason it affects AI citation, and a concrete fix — not "structured data: 45/100" with no idea what to actually change.
See the full checklist and why each check matters →No install, no tag to add to your site, no waiting for a crawl. Paste a URL and read the answer.
Your page, a client's page, or a competitor's. Nothing to install and no access to their site required — we fetch it the same way the crawlers do.
Googlebot, GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Bingbot — each with its real user-agent, paced so we never trip the site's rate limiter.
Element by element: what each crawler received, what it missed, and a ranked list of what to change first. Export it as a PDF and hand it to a client.
Every check the tool runs, grouped by page type and vertical, with the reasoning behind each one.
Browse the checklist →Plain-English definitions for the terms that come up in every report — answerability, entity clarity, citation likelihood and more.
Read the glossary →Googlebot renders JavaScript. GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot mostly don’t — they read the raw HTML response. Content injected by JavaScript is invisible to them even though Google sees it fine.
Every pillar score is built from the same named checklist shown on the report’s Content, Indexability and Keywords tabs — not a separate black-box number. See the full checklist at /checklist.
No. Paste a URL and we fetch it the same way the crawlers do. Nothing to install, no tag, no waiting for a crawl.
One check takes about 20 seconds. The first one is on us.