Answer-Layer Check
Can AI read your website? 2-minute check
Six questions about whether the answers on your website are readable, accurate today, and owned by someone who can fix them. You get the one gap we can see from your answers and two bounded options. There is no score: a score cannot tell you whether an AI assistant will cite you.
Questions 1–3 are the core: readable answers, answer accuracy, and who owns updates. Questions 4–6 are optional, declarative signals (structured data, llms.txt, robots.txt directives). On their own they do not prove whether AI can find you.
This check doesn't collect your website details or contact info unless you choose to leave it at the end.
Question 1 / 6
Question
Here's the one thing we can see from the outside.
From your answers
Two bounded options
- Option A — Owned answer layer, built and maintained (recommended): we build a machine-readable answer layer on your domain (accurate answers, structured data, a named update owner and route), hand it over so you own it, then keep it accurate as your business changes. You own it; we maintain it.
- Option B — One-off diagnose + build + handover (you own and run it): we do the diagnosis and initial build, document the update owner and route, and hand the whole thing to your team to run yourselves.
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What this check does not claim
- It does not visit or scan your website. It only uses the answers you give.
- Questions 4–6 are declarative. Missing structured data or llms.txt is a fixable gap, not proof that AI assistants cannot find you. We do not claim a crawler is "blocked" based on a probe.
- It makes no AI ranking, citation, traffic, or sales promise.