AI visibility check
Can ChatGPT and other AI assistants read your website?
More customers now ask ChatGPT or Google's AI answers for a recommendation. We check whether the big assistants are allowed to read your site, so they can mention you.
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Why this matters now
Every website has a small set of instructions that says which robots may read it. A rule written years ago, or copied from somewhere, can shut out the assistants your customers now ask for recommendations.
If an assistant can't read your pages, it can't recommend you, however good your business is. Fixing it is usually a two-minute change for whoever looks after your site.
Questions owners ask
Does blocking AI stop my content being used for training?
It can, and that's a fair choice. The companies run separate robots for training and for answering questions, so you can refuse training and still be recommended. The technical details show which is which.
Which assistants should be able to read my site?
If you want to be recommended, let in the ones your customers use: ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google and Microsoft Copilot.
Being readable doesn't guarantee a mention, does it?
Right. It's the first step. Assistants still pick businesses with clear pages, good reviews and a solid reputation. The full report covers those too.
What if the result says 'we couldn't tell'?
Your site gave an error when asked for its robot instructions. Most assistants stay away until that's fixed, so ask whoever looks after your site to check it.
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