Free AI Search Visibility
Checker
See whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews can read, understand and cite your site. Get a 0-100 readiness score and the exact fixes, in seconds. It is the quickest way to check your ChatGPT visibility before changing anything. This AI search visibility checker scores one page; to track how the engines answer over time, see the AI visibility tool.
See your site the way an AI engine does.
Paste one URL and get a 0-100 readiness score for whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews can reach, read and quote your page, with the exact fixes ranked by the points they win back.
An AI can quietly leave you out of the answer.
When a buyer asks an assistant which tool to pick, it names a shortlist and they act on it. If the engine could not read your page, you were never in the running, and nothing tells you it happened. This check reads the signals those engines use, so you can see the gap before a rival takes the answer.
One URL in. A score and a fix list out.
Paste your URL
No login and no setup. Enter your homepage and run the check.
We fetch three things
The live page, your robots.txt and your llms.txt, then inspect the eleven signals AI answer engines rely on to read and cite a site.
Get your score and fixes
A weighted 0-100 readiness score, a pass or fail on every signal, and the fixes ranked by the points each one wins back.
What these terms mean
AI answer engine
An assistant that answers a question directly instead of listing links. It reads pages and names sources inside the answer.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, AI OverviewsAI readiness score
One weighted number from 0-100 for how easy your page is for an engine to read, parse and quote. Higher is better.
68 = partly readyAI crawler
The bot each engine sends to fetch your page. If robots.txt blocks it, that engine never sees your content at all.
GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBotStructured data
Hidden schema.org labels in your code that tell an engine what your page is about, so it does not have to guess.
JSON-LD, worth 20 points hereFAQ structure
Content shaped as questions and answers. Answer engines lift it almost whole, so it is one of the easiest ways to get quoted.
FAQ or Question schemallms.txt
A small text file at your root that points AI crawlers to the pages that matter most, the way a sitemap guides search engines.
served at /llms.txtA readiness score you can act on.
Every signal is weighted and rolled into a single 0-100 score, so the first thing you see is whether an AI engine can work with this page today, not a wall of raw checks.
- Weighted so heavy signals move it the most
- Three plain bands so the number means something
- The exact score the free checker returns
Rule of thumb: 80 and up is strong and worth protecting, 55 to 79 is partly ready with points leaking, and under 55 means an engine is likely skipping the page.
A pass or fail on all eleven checks.
The score is only the headline. Below it, each signal an answer engine relies on gets a clear pass or fail, so you see exactly what is working and what is holding you back.
- Crawler access, structured data and clear titles
- Headings, FAQ shape, canonical and Open Graph
- llms.txt and enough real content to quote
Why it works: an engine can only name a page it can crawl, parse and trust. Each green chip is one of those hurdles already cleared.
Eight green, three grey. 8 of 11 passed, which is why the score lands at 68 and not higher.
A fix list ordered by points won back.
Every failed signal becomes a fix, sorted by the points it recovers, so you always know the single change that moves the score most. Work the list from the top down.
- Only the checks you actually failed, nothing generic
- The point value on each, so effort follows reward
- A plain instruction, not a raw error code
Pro tip: clear the heaviest fix first. Adding schema.org alone lifts this example from 68 to 88, straight from partly ready into strong.
How to read a result to a plan.
A score only helps if you know what to do with it. Here is the exact read on our example, northpeakcrm.com, the way an experienced SEO would think it through.
Built for teams that want the answer.
Know if you are ready to be named
See whether your site gives the assistants what they need: allowed crawlers, clear labels and quotable content, before you spend on marketing.
Audit a surface Google cannot see
Get a fast read on AI readiness and the exact fixes for a channel classic rank tracking misses entirely, then report on it.
Turn every failed signal into a brief
Each grey chip becomes a clear instruction for the next page, so the engines repeat your story instead of a guess.
Score a prospect in seconds
Run the check before a pitch and walk in with a credible, ranked fix list instead of a vague promise about AI search.
Questions, answered.
No, and it is worth being clear about that. This reads your live page, robots.txt and llms.txt and scores the on-page and technical signals AI engines rely on to read, parse and cite a site. Tracking whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity or Claude actually name you over time is the paid Metric Vault dashboard.
It is a weighted 0-100. Crawler access carries the most weight at 22 points, then structured data at 20, title and meta description at 12 each, headings and FAQ shape at 8 each, with llms.txt, canonical and Open Graph filling the rest. Fail a heavy signal and the score drops the furthest.
Rank tracking tells you where you sit in the ten blue links. It says nothing about whether an assistant names you in its answer, and the two do not move together. You can rank first and still be absent from every AI answer, so AI visibility needs its own check.
Work the ranked fixes from the top. Most low scores share the same causes: an AI crawler blocked in robots.txt, missing structured data, or a page too thin to quote. Allow the crawlers first, add schema.org, then rewrite key pages to say plainly what you are and who you serve.
Yes. Every signal comes with a fix attached, and the list is ordered by impact. Paste your URL and follow the list from the top.
The signals it checks, crawler access, structured data, clear content and headings, are the same ones all the major answer engines rely on to read and cite a site. Get those right and you are readable to every one of them at once.
See your site the way an AI engine does.
It takes one URL. You get a 0-100 readiness score, a pass or fail on all eleven signals, and the fixes ranked by the points they win back.
See if AI actually recommends you
The checker tells you if AI can read your site. Metric Vault tracks whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude actually mention you, how you stack up against competitors, and how it trends over time, plus the rest of the platform's 60+ SEO and AI tools.