Can AI agents
use your website?
ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity now answer questions about local businesses — and increasingly book, quote, and buy on people’s behalf. Find out whether they can find, read, and act on your site, with a scored report and a fix list you can hand to your web person.
Public pages only · nothing to install · no email required
22 checks, four questions
AI assistants are becoming a front door for local businesses. When someone asks “who’s a good plumber near me?” or “book me a table for four on Friday,” the assistant has to find your site, be allowed in, understand what it reads, and know where to send the customer next. We score each of those steps.
- 0125 points
Discoverability
Can agents find their way around? We check robots.txt, your XML sitemap, an llms.txt summary, and your homepage’s H1 and meta description.
- 0225 points
Bot Access
Are AI agents allowed in? We read your robots.txt rules for 11 agents from OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity, Google, and Common Crawl — and check for firewalls that block them anyway.
- 0330 points
Content Understanding
Can they make sense of the page? Structured data (JSON-LD), heading outline, semantic HTML, link text, and whether your content exists without JavaScript.
- 0420 points
Actionability & Trust
Can they help a customer act? We look for clear paths to pricing, contact, about, privacy, and terms — plus a primary call to action.
We only request public files (your homepage, robots.txt, sitemap, and llms.txt), identify ourselves honestly as an automated scanner, and cache results for a few minutes so repeat scans don’t hit your server. This is an automated public-signal scan, not a full SEO, security, or accessibility audit.