AI visibility readiness checker
Find what stops AI reading your site — and get your full report with the exact fixes.
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
PerplexityInstant preview · Full report free by email
Includes all AI platforms and all five readiness categories.
canairead.me
AI visibility readiness checker · Full AI readiness report included
Example AI readiness report
canairead.me · 92/100
What we check
AI visibility and technical readiness are different. This scan observes whether named crawlers are permitted, whether homepage content is extractable, and whether common structural signals exist. It does not query AI answers or measure brand mentions and citations.
- robots.txt rules for GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended
- Whether your core content renders without JavaScript
- Structured data describing your organization and offering
- Consistency between your title, meta description and visible content
- Sitemap and canonical health
Passing technical checks is only the starting point. Read why your site might not show up in ChatGPT to work through access, rendering and content issues before expecting citations.
See exactly what is tested and what a score cannot prove in the scan methodology and limitations.
Common problems
Content blocked at the network layer
A CDN or WAF rule silently blocks AI user-agents before robots.txt is even read.
Conflicting entity signals
The homepage describes the business differently in three different places.
No machine-readable business identity
No Organization schema, so AI systems have to guess who you are from prose.
How to fix them
Audit your robots.txt explicitly
List each AI crawler by name rather than relying on a wildcard rule that may block more than intended.
Align your core descriptions
Make your meta description, H1 and first paragraph describe the same thing, the same way.
Add Organization schema
A short JSON-LD block removes almost all ambiguity about who you are.
Frequently asked
Is this different from a Google Search Console check?
Yes. Search Console tells you about Googlebot and indexing. This checks AI-specific crawlers and how well AI systems can extract and understand your content, not just index it.
How often should I check AI visibility?
After any major redesign, CMS migration, or robots.txt change — those are the changes most likely to break AI access without you noticing.