Score any site's AI visibility in twenty seconds.

Not a lead-magnet stub. This runs the same 100-point rubric as the paid work, and gaps come back ranked by the points they cost. It is also honest about what a single page fetch cannot measure.

Paste a URL. The scanner honors robots.txt and never stores your input.

What it measures

Seven signals. One published rubric.

Every point is accounted for, and the one signal a page fetch cannot score is held neutral rather than counted against you.

Structured data
25
JSON-LD presence, LocalBusiness (or subtype) plus Organization, address, phone, opening hours.
AI answer-engine readiness
25
llms.txt, an explicit AI-crawler policy in robots.txt, sitemap.xml, FAQPage schema, and OG/Twitter cards.
Metadata hygiene
15
Title length, meta description length, canonical link, exactly one h1, and a lang attribute.
Reachability
10
Does the URL resolve at all? DNS, TLS, and redirects, checked before anything else.
Mobile
10
A viewport meta tag. Without it, Google treats the page as desktop-only.
NAP self-consistency
10
The business name and phone in your schema have to actually appear on the visible page.
Reviews and listingneutral
5
Needs Google Places data, so a single page fetch cannot score it. Held neutral here and measured in the paid work.

After the scan

A score is a starting point, not an answer.

This checks whether your own pages are readable. It cannot tell you whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, or Claude actually name you when a buyer asks — that takes repeated sampling across all four, which is what the AI Visibility Lead engagement does.

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