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Can AI engines read, understand and cite your website?
Enter your address below. We check the public signals that decide whether AI-assisted search systems can use you as a source—and show the readiness score before we ask for anything.
What the free scan actually checks
The scanner reads the public site and tests the parts of Layers 1 to 3 that can be verified automatically. It is a real technical check, not a lead-capture quiz with a pre-written result attached.
- Whether useful content exists in readable page HTML
- Per-agent robots.txt rules for the retrieval crawlers that matter
- Index and snippet directives that affect search eligibility
- Organisation or LocalBusiness structured data and entity facts
- Answer coverage: pricing, FAQ, comparison and location pages
- Sitemap health, HTTPS and obvious index problems
What it can't tell you
An automated scan cannot answer whether an engine names you when a buyer asks. That requires repeated real prompts across named surfaces, which is what the paid audits are for.
- Whether you are actually cited, and how often
- Which competitors are being named instead of you
- How engines describe you when they do mention you
- Evidence and endorsement, which need human judgement
The score is a diagnostic of readiness. It is deliberately not called a visibility score, because a single automated number is not a measurement of real recommendations—here is why.
After the scan
Scan says there's a problem?
The £195 Snapshot proves it.
Fifteen agreed buyer prompts, three observations each, delivered in 48 hours with competitors, sources and a prioritised fix list. No call required.