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Real AI tests
We fetch your page with each crawler's real user agent and compare it with a normal browser.
Clear causes
Understand exactly what prevents AI from accessing or using your content: firewall, robots.txt, markup or content.
Actionable fixes
Get ready-to-apply changes with code, examples and priority guidance.
Measurable progress
A 0–100 score on every check, kept in your history, shows how your fixes improve access.
The AI products we check
Each AI product reads the web with its own crawlers. We fetch your page as every one of them and show what each gets.
From problems to a site AI can use
A single workflow to test, understand and fix your site's AI accessibility.
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Run a real AI test
See how the main AI crawlers access your page.
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Understand the issues
Get clear, non-technical explanations with evidence.
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Apply fixes
Use ready-to-copy code and guidance.
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Track results
Check again and compare your score in your history.
What a report looks like
An example page: one search crawler is blocked by the firewall, one training crawler is disallowed by policy, and two checks need work.
How the score works
The score starts at 100. Each P1 finding takes off 15 points, each P2 takes off 6 and each P3 takes off 2, down to 0. A page counts as visible to AI when it has no P1 finding and a score of at least 70. Every finding comes with its evidence, so you can see exactly why.
Questions
Why can't AI search see my page?
Most often a firewall or bot protection answers AI crawlers with a challenge page or a 403 while people get the page. Other causes are robots.txt rules, content that only appears after JavaScript runs, and redirects to a login page. The check fetches your page as each crawler and as a browser and shows which one differs.
Is blocking GPTBot or other training crawlers a mistake?
No. Training crawlers such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot and CCBot collect data for model training, and blocking them is a policy choice, so the report lists it as P3. Search and user-fetch crawlers such as OAI-SearchBot, Claude-SearchBot and Perplexity-User decide whether answers can cite you, so blocking them is P1.
Does the result prove what the real crawler gets?
Not fully. The requests come from our server with each crawler's user agent, not from the vendor's verified IP ranges. The result shows how your firewall treats that user agent. Firewalls that verify crawlers by IP may let the real one through, and every block finding says so.
What does the check cost?
One check a day is free and shows the score and the first finding. A 7-day free trial, no credit card needed, unlocks every finding with its fixes, history and an API key. After that Pro costs $19 a month. For batches, run the same audit by sitemap at a pay-per-URL price.
