

AI Visibility Audit answers two questions website owners increasingly ask: can AI search assistants read my site, and do they mention my business?
It starts with a free crawler check that needs no email. Enter a domain and see, for 16 search and AI crawlers, whether robots.txt allows them, kept separate by purpose - search, user-triggered fetch and model training - because blocking training should not accidentally block search. The HTTP fetch result is shown on its own, since a firewall can still refuse a crawler that robots.txt allows.
The paid Audit crawls up to 200 pages and turns the findings into a PDF: a 0-100 score across seven categories (AI search and fetch permissions, text readable without JavaScript, title/description/canonical/H1, structured data, indexability, XML sitemap and llms.txt), plus mobile load time and up to ten prioritised fixes, each tied to evidence on the site. It comes with an llms.txt draft and a robots.txt block, delivered by email in 48-72 hours.
A separate Visibility sample measures whether a brand is actually named: 15 buyer questions, each run three times in an AI web search, giving 45 documented answers with mention rates, up to three competitors and every cited source. A Schema & llms.txt pack delivers site-specific files with an install guide. All packages are fixed-price and one-time.
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