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Can AI read your website?
A free technical check in seconds. We test whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity can reach, read and understand your site.
This check measures whether the engines can cite you. To find out whether they actually do, there's the GEO-45 Audit.
What we check
Point by point, in plain language.
- Whether robots.txt blocks answer crawlers or training crawlers
- Whether structured data identifies the business
- Whether there's content in question-and-answer form
- How much text is readable without running JavaScript
- Whether the title, meta description and H1 are sorted
- Whether phone and address are readable in the HTML
- Whether llms.txt exists and is properly structured
- Whether the sitemap is declared in robots.txt
Why this matters
In July 2026 we tested 97 dental and aesthetic-medicine clinics across 18 controlled measurements on ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity.
84%
were not mentioned by any of the three platforms.
Read the full study →Frequently asked questions
What exactly does this check measure?
Whether AI engines can reach, read and understand your site: whether robots.txt lets them in, whether structured data identifies the business, whether there's text they can extract without running JavaScript, and whether the content structure lends itself to being quoted. It's technical eligibility.
Will it tell me if I show up in ChatGPT?
No. This check measures whether the engines can cite you, not whether they do. Answering that means measuring real answers on the platforms, using the questions your buyers actually ask — that's the GEO-45 Audit, with 45 measurements across ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity.
Is it really free?
Yes. The check is free and you don't have to leave any details to see your score and the most serious issues. The full report, with every point and how to fix each one, is sent by email.
Do I need to install anything on my site?
No. The check runs from the outside, the same way any search engine does. All we need is the address.
Can I fix the issues myself?
Most of them, yes — and the report says which. Every point is marked either as something your team can handle or as needing technical help. We've no interest in making simple things sound complicated.