The report separates robots.txt crawl access, page-level noindex, canonical hints, sitemap discovery, and content signals.
AI/Search Visibility Scanner
Check whether a public page can be crawled, indexed, and discovered by search engines and AI search systems based on visible technical signals.
The scanner combines HTTP status, redirects, robots.txt, bot-specific rules, noindex, canonical, sitemap sampling, server-rendered content, llms.txt, and conflict detection. It does not promise ranking or AI citations.
Before interpreting resultsCrawlability limits
AI search crawler tokens and AI training or provider-specific tokens are shown separately so policy decisions stay clear.
Diagnosis first
AI/Search Visibility Estimate
Safe report available after scan.
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Search and AI summary
Visibility Status
Search, AI search, and training/access policy are separate.
Top issues
What needs attention
Maximum five issues are shown here.
Next steps
Recommended Fixes
Prioritized for website, CMS, and SEO owners.
Crawler policy
AI/Search Bot Matrix
Default rows stay readable. Advanced rows are collapsed.
Technical details
Checks
Collapsed by default.
Share safely
Copy Actions
Use Safe Copy before sharing results.
Safe Copy keeps the finding summary and recommended fixes while redacting raw headers, raw bot-policy payloads, tokens, and exact sensitive values.
Limits
What this tool does not prove
Clear limits keep the result useful.
This is a technical visibility estimate based on public crawl/indexing signals. It is not a guarantee of Google indexing, search ranking, ChatGPT visibility, Claude visibility, Perplexity visibility, AI citations, or crawler compliance.
- robots.txt controls crawling guidance, not guaranteed indexing removal.
- noindex works only if the crawler can access the directive.
- A crawlable page can still be excluded, ignored, rewritten, or ranked poorly.
- llms.txt is optional and not a universal ranking standard.
- This scanner does not execute JavaScript, crawl the full site, read server logs, or connect to Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, Cloudflare, OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity, or private analytics.
Monitoring coming next
Search and AI crawler policy changes are planned
Monitoring will compare robots.txt, Googlebot access, noindex, canonical, sitemap inclusion, llms.txt, and AI crawler policies so important visibility changes can be reviewed first. Alerts are planned, but they are not live yet.
- Googlebot became blocked
- noindex appeared
- canonical or sitemap changed
- AI crawler policy changed
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