Free SEO & AI tool
Enter your website and see where the biggest SEO and AI visibility opportunities are. The check reads your robots.txt and sitemap, scans up to 100 pages and their internal links, and ranks what it finds by impact.
What this check can't tell you
This tool finds what can be measured automatically. It cannot tell you which of these opportunities is actually holding your visibility back, or what to do first.
That is what the SEO & AI Visibility Review is for: a €495 expert diagnosis of your main blocker, a prioritised opportunity map and a clear next step, explained in a video walkthrough.
robots.txt, XML sitemap, noindex, broken pages, redirects, http/https and www, and canonical tags.
Links on your pages that lead to errors or go through redirects.
Missing, duplicate, too long or too short titles, meta descriptions and H1 headings.
Pages with very little text, and images without alt text.
Whether you use JSON-LD, whether it parses, and Organization and Article schema.
AI crawlers blocked in robots.txt, content that needs JavaScript, authorship and entity signals.
Core Web Vitals from real Chrome users via Google PageSpeed, and the mobile viewport.
Language attributes, and hreflang between language versions on multilingual sites.
The check samples up to 100 pages spread across your sitemap and tests up to 100 internal links. Larger sites, rendered JavaScript and content quality are covered in a review or audit.
It reads your homepage, robots.txt and XML sitemap, picks up to 100 pages spread across the sitemap, and checks them and their internal links for indexing, snippet, content, structured data, AI visibility, speed and language signals. Every finding gets an impact score based on how serious it is and how many pages it affects.
A quick indicator from 0 to 100: it starts at 100 and drops for every opportunity, weighted by impact. It is not a ranking prediction; a site can score well and still miss the content people search for.
AI search tools such as ChatGPT search and Perplexity use their own crawlers. If robots.txt blocks them, or your content only appears after JavaScript runs, those tools cannot read your pages and will not cite you.
No. This tool reports measurable signals automatically. The review is a manual, judgement-based diagnosis: which issue actually holds your visibility back, what to prioritise and which next step fits your situation.
Some websites block automated checkers with a firewall or bot protection, or limit the number of requests. In that case the tool reports what it could verify, or asks you to try a review instead.