ToBeFound
Get your report
Menu
Free checkPricingMethodGuideGet your report
EnglishEspañolNederlandsDeutschFrançais

Free check

Can AI engines read your website?

Fifteen checks on what ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude need before they can cite you. The method and every weight are public.

No account. No email. Results in about 20 seconds.

All 15 checks

Can AI reach and read it?

  • Secure connection (HTTPS)

    Serve the whole site over HTTPS and redirect http:// to it.

  • Readable without JavaScript

    Put your key text in the HTML itself. Many AI crawlers do not run JavaScript, so a page built only in the browser looks empty to them.

  • AI crawlers allowed

    Allow OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, PerplexityBot, Claude-SearchBot, Googlebot and Bingbot in robots.txt. Blocking training crawlers is your choice; blocking search crawlers keeps you out of answers.

  • Indexable

    Remove noindex from the meta robots tag or the X-Robots-Tag header on pages you want found.

Does AI know who you are?

  • Company data for machines

    Add Organization or LocalBusiness structured data in JSON-LD: name, URL, logo, address, phone.

  • Linked profiles

    List your LinkedIn, Google Business Profile and other official profiles in sameAs, so engines can connect them to you.

  • Title and description

    Write a title of 30–65 characters and a description of 70–170 characters that say what you do and for whom.

  • Contact details

    Show a phone number or email address in the HTML, not only inside an image or a form.

  • One clear main heading

    Use exactly one H1 that names what you offer.

  • Canonical and sharing tags

    Add a canonical link and og:title / og:description, so every engine sees one clean version of the page.

Can AI use it as an answer?

  • Answers to real questions

    Add the questions buyers ask as headings, each with a short, direct answer, or mark up an FAQ.

  • Languages marked up

    If you serve more than one language or market, link the versions with hreflang. One language: make sure the lang attribute is right.

  • Sitemap

    Publish sitemap.xml and name it in robots.txt.

  • Recently updated

    Keep key pages current and expose the date: dateModified in structured data or lastmod in the sitemap.

  • llms.txt

    Optional and small: add /llms.txt with a short description of who you are and links to your key pages.

Next: are you actually named?

A ready site is the entry ticket. The audit asks 30 of your buyers’ questions in five engines and shows who gets named instead of you.

Get your measured report