Can AI crawlers actually read your site?

Yes. No signup is required to see your score and full report — an email is only ever offered afterward, to send you a copy.

Real checks against your live URL, run by ai-visibility's AI Readiness Engine across six weighted categories: crawlability (robots.txt, llms.txt, JavaScript dependency), structure (headings, semantic HTML, answer placement), entity signals (Organization/Person schema, sameAs links), citation readiness (fact density, sourced data), content (snippability, topical depth), and authority (author attribution, trust signals). We also run a live bot-vs-browser fetch comparison the engine can't do on its own, shown as supplementary evidence.

Six categories, each independently weighted (crawlability and structure 20% each, entity signals 20%, citation readiness and content 15% each, authority 10%), each made up of named checks. The full weighting is published on the results page and in ai-visibility's own scoring-weights.json — nothing hidden. If AI crawlers are fully blocked, the score is gated to 0 regardless of every other category, since nothing else matters if crawlers can't reach the page.

No. Nothing can guarantee that — AI engines choose what to cite based on factors outside any site's control. This scan checks what's within your control: crawler access, content readability, and structured data.

Scan results (the URL and the report) are stored so the results page can be shared via a link. No credentials or private data are accessed — only what's publicly reachable at the URL you provide.