Free AI Crawler Access Checker
Check whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and 11 other AI crawlers can reach your site. Reads your live robots.txt. No signup.
Open the tool →Free tools built on the same engine as our full report. Each one answers a single question completely — crawler access, llms.txt, robots policy, page design, and what your logs say AI bots actually did — and none of them ask for an email address.
Check whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and 11 other AI crawlers can reach your site. Reads your live robots.txt. No signup.
Open the tool →Generate a valid llms.txt file for your site in seconds. Curated Markdown index for AI agents, with guidance on what to include and where to host it.
Open the tool →Build a robots.txt policy for all 28 AI crawlers. Allow search and citation bots, decline training bots, or block everything. Copy-ready output.
Open the tool →Design a web page block-by-block and watch the same engine that audits live sites score it for AI citation readiness — free, no signup.
Open the tool →Check whether your llms.txt exists, parses, and follows the convention: eight structural checks against the live file, free and without signup.
Open the tool →Paste access logs to see which AI crawlers hit your site, what they fetched, and whether robots.txt matches observed behaviour. No signup.
Open the tool →Paste your page content and see how a retrieval pipeline splits it into chunks, and which chunks stay attributable to you when retrieved alone. No signup.
Open the tool →Validate Article, FAQPage, Product, Organization and other JSON-LD against what an AI engine needs to cite you — not just syntax. Free, no signup.
Open the tool →Paste an AI answer about your brand and the facts it should have gotten right. Get a deterministic contradiction verdict for each fact. No signup.
Open the tool →Can an AI agent complete tasks on your site? Check your agent readiness score — manifest, forms, pricing, API. Reads your live site. No signup.
Open the tool →Turn any topic into buyer-question candidates grouped by style and intent. Demand remains unavailable until you attach measured evidence. No signup.
Open the tool →Whether an AI engine can cite you comes down to a chain of conditions, and the first links are mechanical. Can the crawler reach the page? Is there a map telling it which pages matter? Have you stated a policy, or are you relying on defaults you have never read?
Those three questions are answerable in seconds and they gate everything downstream — whichever name your team uses for the discipline: GEO, AEO, LLMO or AI SEO. There is no point optimising passage structure on a site that returns Disallow: / to every AI user-agent, and it happens more often than you would think — usually because someone blocked GPTBot to decline training and took the citation crawlers down with it.
The next question is harder: once a crawler arrives, is the content itself extractable, attributable and worth quoting? Citation Studio lets you compose a page block-by-block and score it with the same engine that audits live sites — before you publish. The free preview covers four block types and two target queries; the full Studio adds all fourteen, saved pages, and publish verification.
The last question is the one no other tool in the category asks: what did the crawlers actually do? Your robots.txt states a policy; your server logs record behaviour. The AI Bot Log Analyzer cross-references the two — flagging a bot you allow that never visits, and a bot you blocked that still hits — because the gap between stated and observed is where the real decisions live.
The tools are free and unmetered because they answer bounded questions. For whole-site crawling, monitoring, and the complete measurement loop, there is the full evidence-readiness report.