Can AI actually read your site?
ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI answer for your customers before they ever reach you. This checks whether they can get in, whether there is anything readable when they do, and whether it is worth quoting.
Free, and no email address. The scan reads your live site the way an assistant would. Nothing is stored.
Where the points went
What each assistant saw
Want this fixed rather than measured?
Most of what the scan flags is groundwork: readable markup, an explicit crawler policy, structured data describing what you actually sell. It is the same groundwork every site I build ships with on day one.
Already happy with your site? The £50 audit turns this score into a numbered action plan you can hand to whoever built it. You do not have to hire me to fix it.
The three ways a site fails an assistant
It never gets in
Plenty of hosts and security products block AI crawlers by default, and nobody tells the site owner. The scan sends ten real crawler user agents at your site and reports exactly which ones were turned away.
There is nothing to read
If your pages are assembled by JavaScript in the browser, an assistant fetching the HTML often sees an empty shell. Your copy is there for people and missing for machines.
Nothing is worth quoting
An assistant recommends what it can state confidently: your prices, your area, your services, in plain text a machine can attribute. Vague marketing copy gives it nothing to work with.