Free AEO checker & AI-readiness checker
See what AI can actually read on your page
Scan any URL to see how ready it is to be read and cited by AI crawlers, scored straight from your raw HTML with no JavaScript rendering and no guesswork.
Free · Instant · No sign-up
How it works
Paste a URL
Any public page you want AI engines to read.
We fetch it like an AI crawler does
We fetch the raw HTML the way an AI crawler does, with no JavaScript rendering.
Get a transparent score
Get a transparent 0-100 score across 6 dimensions, plus the fixes that matter most.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is an AEO / AI-readiness checker?
An AEO checker (also called an AI-readiness checker) is a tool that measures how well a web page can be read and cited by AI crawlers and answer engines. This one fetches your raw HTML, with no JavaScript rendering, and scores it across 6 transparent dimensions: crawler access, content extractability, schema, semantic structure, metadata, and llms.txt. You get a 0-100 score plus the fixes that matter most.
How is this different from a normal SEO audit?
A normal SEO audit optimizes for how Google ranks your page. This AI-readiness checker focuses on a narrower question: can an AI engine actually read, understand, and cite your page? It scores on-page technical readiness for AI crawlers (robots access, extractable content, structured data), not keyword rankings or backlinks.
Why fetch raw HTML instead of rendering JavaScript?
Because that is what most AI crawlers do. They read your raw HTML and generally do not run your JavaScript. If we rendered JS, we would show you content an AI crawler never actually sees. Scoring from raw HTML is the honest simulation: if your main content only appears after hydration, the crawler sees a near-empty shell, and so do we.
Can it tell me if AI is actually citing my site?
No, and that is on purpose. Whether your brand already shows up in AI answers is off-page brand tracking, a different and more expensive category. This checker measures on-page readiness only: whether your page is technically ready to be read and cited in the first place. It is the step before citation, not a citation monitor.
Is it really free, with no sign-up?
Yes. Scanning a single URL is free, instant, and needs no account, no email, and no paywall. Just paste a URL and read the result.