Can AI engines reach, read and quote your page?

Every finding is a verifiable fact about your HTML — no model opinions, no scores pulled from a handful of samples. Enter a URL and get a readiness score with the specific edits that would raise it.

Free, no signup. Fetches the URL from our server and parses the response.

What it measures

Crawler accessrobots.txt per AI crawler, separating training crawlers from the search ones whose blocking removes you from answers
Extractabilitytext present in the server HTML before JavaScript runs, and whether an answer can be lifted from it
Freshnessdates the page asserts, checked against today
Structured dataJSON-LD validity, and the gaps the page's own content implies

24 checks, four categories, published weights — read the methodology. No language model is involved, so the same page always produces the same score. That is what makes two audits comparable, and what lets anyone recompute the result.

What it will not tell you

This measures whether an engine can use your page as a source — not whether it will. Citation depends on content quality, domain authority and who else is competing for the same question, none of which are fetched or inferred here. A page can score 100 and still never be quoted; the score means the technical reasons for that have been ruled out.

Nor does it sample what ChatGPT or Perplexity currently say about you. Those answers move between runs, so a number derived from them cannot be compared across time or against anyone else — which is the failure mode this tool exists to avoid.