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Can AI search actually read your site?
Before anyone worries about being cited by ChatGPT or Perplexity, there is a duller question underneath it: can those engines fetch your pages at all, and is there anything in the HTML when they do? Plenty of sites fail that on a single line in a file nobody has opened in three years.
Six checks, run against the URL you give it. Nothing is stored and nothing is emailed to you.
Checks the page you give it plus your robots.txt and llms.txt. Nothing is stored, and there’s no email gate.
What this checks, and what it deliberately doesn’t
It covers the things that are invisible in a browser and binary in practice: whether your robots.txt lets the answer engines in, whether your content exists in the HTML before JavaScript runs (most AI crawlers don’t execute it), whether your structured data parses, whether your headings match how people ask questions, and whether anything on the page says how current it is.
It does not re-check classic SEO. Plenty of tools already do that well, and a title tag that is four characters too long is not what is keeping you out of AI answers. It also can’t tell you whether you are currently being cited — no tool can measure that reliably yet, and anyone claiming otherwise is selling a guess.