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Can AI find, read and cite your website?
Five checks that answer that question. Run them all against one address, or open any tool on its own. Nothing is stored and there is nothing to sign up for.
The whole picture
AI Visibility Report
One address, all five checks, one score. Each result links to the tool that explains it in depth.
One at a time
The five tools
Each one goes deeper than the combined report and explains what the result means rather than printing a number.
AI Readability Checker
Can an AI crawler actually read your page, or does it receive an empty shell? Most of them do not run JavaScript.
Open the tool →AI Crawler Checker
Which AI crawlers does your robots.txt allow? Shows what blocking each one really costs — training and citation are not the same thing.
Open the tool →Wix SEO Checker
Title, description, canonical, headings and structured data — including the duplicate tags Wix sites often ship without anyone noticing.
Open the tool →MCP Endpoint Checker
Can AI agents already act on your site? Some platforms ship this on by default, and it can reach as far as taking a booking.
Open the tool →llms.txt Generator
Builds an agent map from your sitemap. Honest about the payoff: this file is fetched far less than its reputation suggests.
Open the tool →Why we built these
Three problems that look identical from outside
When a site is invisible in search and in AI answers, the cause is almost always one of three things, and they present the same way.
A rendering problem means crawlers receive an empty page. An indexing problem means they receive it and decline to store it. An authority problem means it is indexed and simply ranked below everyone else. The fixes have nothing in common — server-side rendering, technical cleanup, and earning links respectively — so guessing wrong costs months.
These tools settle the first question definitively and narrow the other two. That is the whole ambition: stop people spending a quarter on the wrong fix.
Tools · Questions
Common questions
Are these tools really free?
Yes, and there is no sign-up. We do not store the addresses you check or the results. The tools exist because they demonstrate what we do better than a sales page does.
What does the AI Visibility score actually measure?
Four things, weighted by how much they matter: crawler access (30), whether the page is readable without JavaScript (30), machine-readable markup (30), and an llms.txt agent map (10). An MCP endpoint is reported but never scored, because a site without one loses nothing.
Why is llms.txt only worth 10 points?
Because the evidence does not support more. Measured across 500 million AI bot visits in a 90-day window, llms.txt was fetched 408 times, and Google has said it is not used for AI Overviews or AI Mode. Weighting it like robots.txt would flatter a file almost nothing reads.
I scored badly. What do I fix first?
Readability, every time. If AI crawlers receive an empty shell, no amount of metadata, structured data or llms.txt changes anything — there is nothing for them to read. Fix server-side rendering first, then markup, then access.
Do these only work for Wix sites?
No. Only the SEO checker is Wix-aware, and even that works on any site. The others are platform-agnostic — they read robots.txt, HTML and MCP endpoints, which every site has or does not have regardless of what built it.
A good score did not improve my rankings. Why?
Because these measure whether you can be found and read, not whether you deserve to rank. Those are different problems. A technically perfect page with no links pointing at it will sit in "Discovered — currently not indexed" indefinitely. Technical health is the floor, not the ceiling.
Ran the checks and still stuck?
Send us the URL. We will tell you which of the three problems you actually have — and if it is the authority one, we will say so rather than sell you a technical audit you do not need.