Is your site visible to AI?

Check your page’s technical foundations and download the findings. No signup needed.

AI Visibility Scan12 technical checks

Checks returned HTML and supporting files. Usually about ten seconds.

Prefer to check it yourself?

A three-step guide for access, content and real answers.

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  1. 01

    Confirm access to an important page

    Open the page without logging in. Use Search Console’s URL Inspection to check indexing, the fetched page and any access restriction. Review robots.txt and CDN rules for the search crawlers you want to allow.

    Keep a record: Page URL, final status, indexing result, relevant access rule and date.

    Open Search Console
  2. 02

    Check what the page actually says

    Make the service, business name, location where relevant, and answers available as visible text. Keep page titles and canonical URLs accurate. Validate any structured data against the content people can read.

    Keep a record: The visible answer, its source, canonical URL and any validation findings.

    Open Rich Results Test
  3. 03

    Measure an answer, then repeat it

    Ask one relevant customer question in the AI service you care about. Record the exact prompt, service, date, answer and cited URLs. Repeat after changes; a single answer is a snapshot, not a market-wide ranking.

    Keep a record: Prompt, date, model or service, answer, citations and referral visits.

    Read Google’s guidance
What the score covers

The scan checks returned HTML and selected supporting files. It does not render every page, confirm indexing, or measure whether an AI service recommends your business.

Search access and training permissions are separate decisions. Google does not require llms.txt or special AI markup for its AI features.