Free tool for local businesses What can an AI tell your customers about you?

Type in your website and a question a customer might ask. We read your homepage the way an AI assistant would, show what it could honestly say, run six quick checks, and suggest one fix for this week.

Check what an AI can tell your customers

Your website

We read the homepage only.

Town

The customer's question

We read your public homepage once to run this check. The check loads your homepage a few times, including once identifying as each AI search crawler, to see if anything blocks them. Results are kept for 24 hours so repeat checks are fast, then deleted. The AI answer comes from OpenAI and only sees your public page text. How we handle data

What the check looks at

Search crawlers allowed

Whether your robots.txt lets in the crawlers whose search results feed AI answers, such as Googlebot, Bingbot and OAI-SearchBot. Opting out of AI training is reported, never marked against you.

Your town, in plain text

Whether the words on your homepage say where you work, not just a picture or a map.

Phone and hours

Whether a customer, or an assistant reading for them, can find how to reach you and when you're open.

Business card markup

Whether your page carries LocalBusiness markup with your phone, address and hours, and whether it matches what the page shows. It keeps your details clear and consistent for search engines and listings.

Specifics, not brochure talk

Prices, service areas, guarantees and named services an assistant can actually quote, against stock phrases it can't use.

llms.txt, and a firewall check

Two extras outside the count. llms.txt is optional. The firewall check asks for your homepage as three AI search crawlers to see whether something in front of your site turns them away.

What it can't tell you

It reads your homepage only. Real AI tools also read your other pages, your reviews, your listings and other sites, and their answers vary from day to day.
The AI answer is a simulation by one OpenAI model told to use only your page. It shows what your homepage says clearly, not what any one assistant will say.
A firewall can verify real crawlers by their network address, so a "possible block" can be a false alarm. Have your web person look before changing anything.
It can't see your Google Search Console settings, your Google Business Profile, or your rankings.

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