What Google and AI assistants
actually see on your site
Both sides checked at once: classic search (Google, Bing, indexing, robots.txt, sitemap, canonical, speed) and AI answers (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews). Forty checks in forty seconds. We show measurements and gaps, not “add a title tag” advice. There is exactly one recommendation here, and it comes at the end.
You have used all three checks
The limit is three sites per six hours. A check does not “draw a score”: it genuinely opens your pages, robots.txt, sitemap.xml and llms.txt, and a model writes the verdict. Hence a limit, rather than a queue or a sign-up.
A slot frees up on its own — you do not need to keep this tab open. If waiting is not an option, the full audit looks deeper and has no limit.
- Opening the site
- Reading the source code
- Checking entities and AI access
- Scoring the result
The verdict
What this test cannot see
Not omissions — the limit of the method: nobody can see these from a single request.
What changes once this is fixed
How the AiUse team closes this
Indicative prices at the low end of the market. The exact figure comes after a short conversation.
Ready to fix it?
Leave a contact and we will send the detailed breakdown and a plan of work. No “just checking in” calls.
How it works
- 1 Enter the site addressA domain is enough — mysite.com. No sign-up needed.
- 2 Wait 40 secondsWe open the home page, robots.txt, sitemap.xml and llms.txt, then run 40 checks.
- 3 Read the reportA score across four blocks, with every gap on its own line and the measurement behind it.
Why there are no pretty numbers here
Half the free checkers on the market print “LCP 3.4 s” and “312 backlinks” while holding neither field data nor a link index. We measure only what one request can genuinely show, and list the rest openly. A report with one guessed number in it is worth nothing.
What exactly we check
Twenty-five ideas that decide whether people find you or your competitor. Short, no jargon — tap to expand.
Classic search7
How machines read you6
AI assistant answers8
How the page behaves4
Where these findings come from
The tool is built by AiUse — an AI automation agency working since 2021, founder-led on 20+ years in industrial B2B and IT. We do this same work by hand for clients every week, so the checks describe what actually decides whether a company gets found, not “best practices” in general.
- What we open
- The home page, robots.txt, sitemap.xml and llms.txt. One request, exactly like an ordinary search crawler.
- What we measure ourselves
- Server response time, HTML weight, the count and structure of elements in the source. Measurements, not opinions.
- What we do not do
- We do not run JavaScript, so we see the page the way GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot see it. Googlebot, unlike them, does render the page, and the gap between those two pictures is the most interesting part of the report. We do not invent metrics we did not measure.
- How the score works
- Every check carries a weight based on its effect on visibility. A missing title counts three times more than missing breadcrumbs. Checks that do not apply to a site are excluded from the score entirely.
Frequently asked
The questions people ask first. Short answers, no promises.
How much does the check cost?
Nothing. No sign-up, we do not ask for your email and we send nothing. You enter an address and see the report in 40 seconds.
Does ChatGPT see my site?
It comes down to three things, and we check all three: whether the text exists in the page source at all (AI crawlers do not run JavaScript), whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot are blocked in robots.txt, and whether the page holds quotable fragments — questions with answers, lists, short paragraphs.
What exactly is checked?
Forty signals in four blocks: classic SEO (title, description, H1, canonicals, sitemap, robots.txt), machine-readable company data (Schema.org, Organization, sameAs, FAQ markup), visibility inside AI assistant answers (crawler access, llms.txt, structure for citation) and speed indicators taken from the page source.
Why is there no backlink count or ranking position?
Neither can be known from a single request to a site — both need an external index. We list them openly in a separate block instead of inventing a number. A report with one guessed figure in it is worth nothing.
Are these real Core Web Vitals?
No, and we say so plainly. Real LCP, INP and CLS come from your visitors’ browsers through CrUX. We show the code-level factors behind them: server response time, HTML weight, scripts without async in the head, images with no dimensions set.
How is this different from the paid audit?
Here we look at the site only, and only from the outside. The paid audit follows the whole path of an inquiry — forms, messengers, CRM, follow-up — and shows where money leaks, not just where visibility does.
Is it safe to enter my site address?
We open your site exactly the way any search crawler does: one request to public pages. We change nothing and sign in nowhere.