Enter a public domain to see what its robots.txt says about documented search and AI crawlers, then review the page signals that help search engines and AI services understand its public content.
This is a technical SEO, GEO, and AEO readiness check. It does not prove indexing, rankings, traffic, mentions, or citations.
After checking the homepage, the Important Pages Visibility Map beta can compare up to two additional pages selected from a bounded sitemap sample or entered manually. Sitemap presence helps discovery but does not prove indexing.
Checks whether the homepage tells Google, Bing, or search engines in general to leave it out of results.
Checks whether the page identifies one preferred URL so duplicate addresses can be combined.
Checks for a clear page title and description that search engines may show to people.
Looks for structured data that can describe the site to machines. Presence does not mean the data is correct.
Checks whether the homepage declares its language so services can interpret the content correctly.
Reads published robots.txt rules for documented search, ads verification, AI retrieval, training, and public-dataset crawlers.
Measures homepage text available before browser scripts run. This is a measurement, not a content score.
Passing these checks does not guarantee rankings, traffic, indexing, or mentions in AI answers. The first report inspects one homepage, and the optional map compares up to three pages selected by the user.
We cannot see Search Console, confirm that structured data is accurate, inspect every page, or detect separate CDN and firewall rules. Use the results to find basic gaps, then confirm indexing in the relevant webmaster tools.
Read the complete methodology, crawler categories, limitations, review date, and primary sources.