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How does AI see you?
Enter your website and we'll give you an estimate of the probability that ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity will find and understand you, with each factor measured and what you're missing to be recommended.
No sign-up, and we don't ask any AI: we read public pages of your website and open sources (Wikidata, Wikipedia, OpenStreetMap).
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out of 100
Estimated probability
that AI will find and understand you, based on your website
This is an estimate based on data measured on your website and in public sources; it is not what each AI answers today, which changes from one day to the next. A good score doesn't guarantee that you'll be recommended: it means you're not making it hard for them.
What we don't measure: Your Google reviews, what the press says about you and your presence in industry directories and comparison sites. These also influence what AIs answer, and we look at them in a full review.
What we check
Twenty-six checks in four areas, each with the measured data and why it matters. The estimate is the average of the four.
Visibility
Whether your robots.txt lets in the ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini bots, whether the page can be indexed and has a sitemap, whether the text can be read without JavaScript and whether the title says what you do and where.
Accuracy
Whether your business profile (schema.org) gives your name, address, phone, opening hours, area and profiles; whether that data matches the text and the legal notice; whether the content is up to date and whether you have llms.txt.
Structure
FAQs, a clear headline, one page for each service, internal links and a good description.
Authority
Domain age, presence on Wikidata, Wikipedia and OpenStreetMap, linked profiles, https and up-to-date software.
Frequently asked questions
Any other questions? Ask the AI assistant or message us on WhatsApp; during business hours we reply in less than 1 hour.
Does this analysis ask ChatGPT about my business?
No. It reads your website the same way the ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity bots read it, and checks whether they can get in and understand your business. What assistants answer when someone asks about your sector is something we measure separately, in our AI search engine visibility service.
What exactly do you read?
The page you enter (usually the home page), robots.txt, llms.txt, the sitemap and the legal notice if it is linked. Outside your website we check the domain registration date (RDAP), Wikidata, Wikipedia and OpenStreetMap, and if it's a WordPress site we compare its plugins with WordPress.org. We don't access any private area or submit any forms.
Why is it an estimate?
Because we don't ask the AIs: we measure what they can read about you. What each assistant answers changes from one day to the next and depends on the question; this analysis measures whether your website and your public data make it easy for them.
Do you store anything?
We store the website analysed, the date and the score, to show the same result for an hour and to know what is being analysed. For the limit of 10 analyses a day we store an encrypted fingerprint of your connection, which is deleted after two days. We don't ask you for any personal data.
Why do I have a low score if my website looks good?
Because AI doesn't look at a website the way a person does: it reads the code. A website can look great and, at the same time, fail to state with structured data where it is, load its text only with JavaScript or block AI bots without anyone knowing.
Does a score of 100 guarantee that AI will recommend me?
No. It means you're not making it hard for it. What other websites, directories and reviews say about you also counts towards being recommended, and that is worked on separately.