Get Cited By AI AI Search Readiness
Domain only · no email required

When an AI assistant can't read your site, it answers with someone else's.

Three things have to be true before your business can be quoted in an AI answer, and each one fails silently:

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A domain-only scan does not collect your name or contact details. We may retain its root domain, scan type, score or result status, and standardized issue summaries privately for up to 90 days; no names, emails, or IPs go into that log. How we handle it.

  • Access. A rule in one text file can keep every AI crawler off your site, and nothing on the site looks wrong.

  • Understanding. Without machine-readable identity, you are text on a page rather than a named business with an address and hours.

  • Citation-readiness. A page with no stable URL, no date and no author is hard to attribute, so it is easier to cite a competitor.

This scan reads your public configuration and reports what it actually observed. It does not measure how often ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude or Google AI Overviews mention you — nothing available from outside your own analytics can.

Illustrative sample UI

Example dashboard structure, not a real result.

Robots.txt reachability Pass
Renderable citation paths Review
Entity corroboration Fix
Assessed groups 6 of 6

Sample only. Your scan reports what was actually observed on your public pages and marks anything unavailable as untested.

Reach / Read / Attribute
Infrastructure flow

The interface below follows the same path: access signals first, then rendering and content, then the evidence that supports citation and entity matching.

Evidence output

What you get back

Example

An anonymised report from a real scan of a single-location dental practice. Nothing here is invented for the sake of the illustration.

67

Grade C+ · Partly configured

example-dental.com · 6 groups scored, 2 checks not testable

Crawler access
30 / 30
Indexability
14 / 20
Business identity
3 / 12

Top fix in that report

Add LocalBusiness structured data. Worth 8 points, a configuration change, affects every assistant that reads schema. Typically visible to crawlers within days of the next crawl.

Diagnostic rhythm

Reach / Read / Attribute

The landing page keeps the domain form first, then shows the exact infrastructure path the scan audits.

01 Reach

Crawler access and policy gates

Robots, headers, and access controls determine whether AI crawlers can reach the pages at all.

02 Read

Rendering, content, and freshness

The scanner checks whether the page can actually be rendered, parsed, and cited with intact content.

03 Attribute

Identity and citation evidence

Entity signals, stable references, and corroboration determine whether an assistant can confidently name you.

Evidence, not adjectives

Every finding says what was observed, on which URL, and what it costs you.

Kept, so you can compare

Scan again after a fix and the report shows what moved, what is new, and what is still open.

Says when it doesn't know

A check that could not run is reported as untested, never scored as a zero.

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