Free AI Access Check
Can AI see your site?
Enter your domain. In a few seconds you will see whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google, and Bing can reach and read it, and what to fix if they cannot.
Why run it
Small settings can lock AI out without anyone noticing
See which engines are locked out
Bot by bot for ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google, and Bing. A CDN default or one robots.txt line can turn AI away without anyone noticing.
Get the fix for your platform
A ready-to-paste robots.txt block and steps for your CMS and CDN, emailed so you can hand it to whoever runs the site.
Keep your training opt-outs
We separate the bots that answer buyers from the ones that only collect training data, so you can stay out of training and still show up in answers.
Free, in seconds, no signup
No install and no account. Run it again after every site change or CDN update.
What you get
A sample report
This is a made-up result for yourcompany.com. Your report shows the same view for your own site.
Free: what is blocked, engine by engine
With your work email: the fix for your platform
What the check looks at
Which AI bots are allowed in?
We read your robots.txt for the search and live-answer bots behind ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google, and Bing, and separately for bots that only collect training data. Opting out of training is a fine choice and does not stop AI answers.
Is a firewall turning AI away?
We fetch your homepage the way a crawler does, then again identifying as an AI crawler. Cloudflare and similar services often block AI bots by default.
Can a bot read your text without JavaScript?
Many AI fetchers read raw HTML only. If your words appear only after JavaScript runs, they may see a nearly empty page.
What does this not tell me?
Whether an engine has actually fetched your pages, or whether AI recommends you. Being readable is the entry ticket. The free AI search report shows who AI recommends for your buyers’ questions.
Want help getting recommended?
Talk with us about publishing answers on your own domain that AI engines can read and cite.