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Can Google and AI assistants find your website?
Type your site's address. The check reads the page the way a search crawler does and tells you whether Google, Bing, ChatGPT search, Claude search and Perplexity are allowed in, and whether the page gives them what they need to list it well.
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What it checks
What a crawler needs from the page
Before a page can rank, search engines and AI assistants have to be allowed to read it, and able to tell what the business is. These checks cover both.
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Allowed in search results
Whether the page asks to be left out of results (noindex), on the page itself or in a header.
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Crawlers let in
Whether robots.txt lets Google, Bing, ChatGPT search, Claude search and Perplexity read the page, by the name each company documents for its crawler.
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Structured data
Whether the page says what the business is, where it is and when it is open in the form search engines and AI assistants read without guessing.
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Sitemap, main address and llms.txt
Whether a sitemap lists the site's pages, whether the page names its one main address, and whether there is a plain-text summary for AI tools.
What it cannot see
Firewalls, indexing and rankings
The check tells you whether crawlers are allowed in and what they find when they arrive. It cannot see a firewall or bot protection that turns them away at the door, whether Google has actually indexed the page, where it ranks, or your Google Business Profile. Search Console shows the first two for your own site.
The title and description Google shows under a result are in the Basics section of the full site check, along with speed, safety and email, with every problem in one list.