Free AI Visibility Checker
Find out in 20 seconds whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and other AI engines can crawl, read and cite your website — and get copy-paste fixes.
No sign-up. Works best on a product or key landing page.
1. robots.txt rules
Checks OAI-SearchBot, GPTBot, ChatGPT-User, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended, Applebot-Extended, Bingbot and CCBot against your rules.
2. Real crawler access
Requests your page as each AI crawler and as a normal browser, then compares status codes and content to catch Cloudflare / WAF blocks.
3. llms.txt
Detects whether you publish an /llms.txt summary for language models.
4. Structured data
Parses JSON-LD and microdata for Product, Review, AggregateRating, FAQPage and Organization, then generates fix code.
Why AI visibility matters for online stores
AI assistants increasingly answer shopping questions directly. They can only recommend pages they can fetch and understand. Many Shopify and WooCommerce stores unintentionally block AI crawlers through CDN bot protection, or ship product pages without review and FAQ markup. An AI visibility checker surfaces these technical gaps quickly.
FAQ
What is an AI visibility checker?
An AI visibility checker tests whether AI search engines and assistants such as ChatGPT Search, Perplexity and Claude can actually reach and understand your website. GEO Checker looks at robots.txt rules, real crawler access, llms.txt and structured data.
Is this AI visibility checker really free?
Yes. A single-URL check is free with no sign-up. Paid reports and monitoring plans are planned but not available yet.
Does this tell me if ChatGPT mentions my brand?
No. This tool checks technical accessibility, not whether AI answers currently mention or rank you. Accessibility is a prerequisite: if crawlers are blocked, AI engines cannot cite your pages.
Why would my site block AI crawlers without me knowing?
Common causes are a robots.txt template that disallows AI bots, and CDN or WAF settings such as Cloudflare bot protection, which can block AI user-agents even when robots.txt allows them.
How accurate is the WAF test?
We send requests with each crawler’s published user-agent from a cloud server. Some WAFs verify bots by IP address, so real crawlers may be treated differently. Treat the result as a strong signal, not a guarantee.