Free tools for your AI search visibility

Is your site AI-ready?

An AI readiness check reviews controllable technical inputs: search and retrieval access, initial HTML, structured-data validity, sitemap discovery, and page metadata. It does not pretend technical readiness guarantees recommendation.

Is your site blocking AI search access?

This checker reads your robots.txt and separates search discovery, user-requested retrieval, and model-training access for documented OpenAI, Anthropic, and Perplexity agents.

Can AI actually read your page?

This render check measures the meaningful text, headings, and metadata in the initial HTML response so you can spot pages that may depend on JavaScript for decision-critical facts.

Schema markup, checked and generated

A schema checker reads the JSON-LD already on your page, flags invalid blocks, and offers generators for common types that you should use only when they match visible page facts.

Generate your llms.txt, free

llms.txt is an experimental plain-text convention for summarizing a site and linking important pages. This tool builds a draft from your metadata and sitemap without claiming search impact.

What should you ask AI to test your visibility?

A prompt pack generator turns your category and competitors into the exact buyer questions to run through ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity, grouped by where the buyer is in their decision.

How much traffic is AI actually sending you?

Most AI referral traffic lands in GA4 as direct or buried inside referral, so you never see it. This builds the GA4 channel group and UTM setup that pulls ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini into their own bucket.

ChatGPT has a fact wrong. What should you fix first?

Write down the incorrect claim and the truth. Ron turns them into a practical correction plan for your official page, structured data, third-party sources, platform feedback, and follow-up checks.