LLM Readiness Check - See if ChatGPT and other AI can read your website.

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Free LLM Readiness Check: test 15 AI crawlers across 8 AI engines, including ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and Copilot. Get a score, fixes and a robots.txt snippet in 10 seconds.

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Iulian. I've worked as a digital marketing expert for over a decade, and lately clients keep asking the same question: "Why doesn't ChatGPT mention us?" When I dig in, the answer is usually boring and fixable: • robots.txt blocks OAI-SearchBot or PerplexityBot, often because a security plugin or CDN template added it • the page is rendered with JavaScript, so AI crawlers get a nearly empty HTML shell • the schema is injected by Google Tag Manager, which crawlers don't run None of this shows up in a normal SEO audit, so I built a one-click check for it. A few design choices: • It separates answer bots from training bots. Blocking GPTBot (training) is a legitimate choice. Blocking OAI-SearchBot means you won't show up in ChatGPT search, and most people don't realise they've done it. • It only asks for activeTab permission. Everything runs locally, and nothing is sent anywhere. • It's honest about its limits. robots.txt can't show firewall-level blocks, and llms.txt is scored low because few AI assistants use it yet. I'd love feedback on the scoring weights, and on any AI crawler you think I've missed. What would you want it to check next?