Overall readiness
A weighted page-level score across technical SEO, content, structured data, AI discovery and trust.
Free AI visibility audit
Enter any public page. Get a practical SEO and AI-readiness score, then leave with editable Schema, llms.txt, meta tags, FAQs and a prioritized visibility plan.
Your report
A weighted page-level score across technical SEO, content, structured data, AI discovery and trust.
Priority plan
Page snapshot
Signal details
Editable draft
Grounded in the scanned page. Review brand voice and accuracy before publishing.
JSON-LD
WebSite and WebPage entities, plus FAQPage when grounded questions were found.
AI discovery file
Publish at your domain root and keep it aligned with the pages you want AI systems to understand.
Answer-ready content
Questions and answers are extracted or adapted from visible page copy. Edit anything that needs more precision.
One scan, five deliverables
Most audit tools stop at a list of problems. This one creates the technical and editorial starting points needed to fix them.
A transparent 100-point score with category weights, evidence and priority actions.
Clean JSON-LD for the page and website, enriched with grounded FAQs where available.
A compact, editable map that helps AI systems locate the page’s essential topics and source URL.
Search title, description, canonical, robots and social metadata ready to review and paste.
Question-and-answer content grounded in visible headings, paragraphs and existing FAQ schema.
How the score works
The scanner reads the page HTML, robots.txt and llms.txt. It does not estimate backlinks, Core Web Vitals or actual inclusion in an AI answer.
Questions
Only the public HTML of the URL you enter, plus that domain’s public robots.txt and llms.txt files. It cannot log in, see private pages or access a website’s dashboard.
No. The report improves machine-readable structure and content clarity, but no technical file can guarantee crawling, ranking, citation or inclusion in an AI-generated answer.
It is an editable starting point grounded in the scanned page. Review every name, description and FAQ answer, then validate the final JSON-LD before publishing it.
It is an emerging, voluntary plain-text convention for summarizing important site resources for language models. It complements normal SEO and does not replace sitemaps, robots.txt or strong page content.
A site may block automated requests, require JavaScript to render its main content, return a non-HTML file or respond too slowly. Private network addresses and non-standard ports are blocked for safety.
Start building
Design it on a canvas, let an agent do the repetitive half, and hand over a codebase you would be happy to inherit.