Can AI find your business?
AI search is changing how people find businesses. This free checker looks at your website the way ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and other AI systems do, and tells you what is stopping them understanding and recommending you.
Check your website
Enter your website address. We look at up to twenty pages, which takes about a minute. Results appear as we go, and nothing is stored against your name.
Most websites are not invisible to AI on purpose. They are invisible by accident.
What this checker looks at
AI systems read a website differently from a person. They cannot click, they usually cannot run JavaScript, and they rely heavily on structure to work out what a business does and whether to trust it.
Written for a business owner, not a developer
Every result explains what was found and why it matters, in plain English. Take it to your developer, or bring it to us.
- Whether AI crawlers are allowed in
- A single line in a robots.txt file can block ChatGPT and every other AI system from reading your site at all. It is usually there by accident, inherited from a template or a plugin.
- Whether your content can be read without JavaScript
- Most AI crawlers do not run scripts. If your text only appears after the page renders, they see an empty page where your services should be.
- Whether your business is described in machine-readable terms
- Structured data tells AI what kind of business you are, what you offer and where you work. Without it, everything has to be guessed from paragraph text.
- Whether you answer the questions customers actually ask
- Answer engines quote question and answer pairs directly. A site that phrases things the way customers ask gets lifted into answers; a brochure does not.
Common questions about AI visibility
What the checker does, what it does not do, and what to do with the results.
Are the tools really free?
Yes. They are free to use and there is no obligation to work with us afterwards.
We built them because these are questions we answer regularly, and we wanted to make that information easier for businesses to access.
Do I need to give you my email address?
No. You can use the tools without handing over your contact details.
The results are there for you to use, whether you decide to fix things yourself, work with your existing developer or talk to us.
Will someone contact me after I use a tool?
No. We do not use these tools as a way to add people to a sales list.
If you want help interpreting the results or fixing an issue, you can get in touch. Otherwise, the results are yours to use.
Are automated website audits accurate?
They are a useful starting point, but they are not the same as a full review by an experienced developer.
Automated tools are good at finding common issues. Understanding why something is happening and what is worth fixing still requires context.
Should I worry if my website gets a low score?
Not necessarily. Scores are useful indicators, but they do not tell the whole story.
A lower score helps identify areas to investigate, but the important question is whether those issues are affecting your customers, search visibility or business goals.
Can you fix the issues the tool finds?
Yes, if you would like us to help. We can provide advice, fix individual issues or handle larger improvements depending on what your website needs.
We will always explain what is worth doing before recommending any work.
Can I use these tools on a website you did not build?
Yes. They are designed to help you understand any website, regardless of who originally built it.
If you need help afterwards, we can review the results and advise on the best next step.
Can I give the results to my existing developer?
Absolutely. The purpose of these tools is to help you understand what is happening with your website and make better decisions.
If your current developer is the right person to fix it, great. The information is yours to use.
Send us your score or website address and we will give you an honest view of what is worth improving, what can wait, and where your effort will have the biggest impact.