Can AI and search crawlers understand your public website?
Paste your URL to check four on-site readiness signals that are visible in a public fetch. The result is a technical starting point, not proof of rankings, citations, recommendations, or revenue.
Check your public AI and search readiness.
Paste your website to score four publicly fetchable on-site signals. This does not measure live rankings, AI citations, recommendations, or business results. No signup.
Six areas behind a complete readiness review.
The instant scan scores four publicly fetchable on-site signals. It reports llms.txt as an optional, unscored check. Brand authority and live visibility need human review, which you can request after the result without booking a call.
AI crawler access
Do your robots rules allow major search and AI crawlers to fetch the public page? Access is necessary for direct crawling, but it does not guarantee inclusion or citation.
Technical health
HTTPS, indexability, response health, and whether meaningful content is present in the server-rendered HTML fetched by this scan.
Content and citability
Depth, clear headings, lists, tables, and specific facts are measurable on-site signals that can make a page easier to parse and cite.
Structured data
JSON-LD can make business and page facts explicit to systems that support it. It is useful context, not a requirement or a recommendation guarantee.
llms.txt (optional)
An emerging, optional convention for publishing a site guide for agents. Its status is reported for context and does not affect the score.
Brand authority
Live AI mentions, reviews, citations, and off-site authority require evidence beyond one public page fetch. Request a human review if you want TaskChad to inspect them.