Can AI read your site?
AI crawlers can only use the pages they're allowed to fetch. Enter your domain for a quick AI-readiness check: we read your robots.txt to show which AI and search crawlers your site allows — plus your content signals, sitemap, llms.txt and more.
What this checks — and what it can't
Your robots.txt is the first gate an AI crawler hits — if it disallows a bot, that assistant is told to stay out. A thing most owners don't know: OpenAI uses separate bots — OAI-SearchBot fetches pages for ChatGPT Search (your visibility), while GPTBot relates to model training. They're controlled independently, so you can welcome ChatGPT's search crawler while deciding separately about training. Hover the ? next to any result to see what it means.
The extra signals — content signals, sitemap, llms.txt, link headers — are nice-to-haves. None of them is required to appear in AI answers; crawler access is what matters most.
Important honesty: a green result means the signal is visible over HTTP — it does notguarantee a crawler actually reaches your page. A CDN, firewall, or bot protection (Cloudflare and similar) can still serve a bot a challenge page or an error, and that block isn't visible to any external checker. This tool checks the layers it can see.
Want the whole picture — including CDN access, extractable facts, and whether AI assistants actually surface and recommend your clinic? That's what we do.