FREE SITE SCORE

Can Google and AI assistants read your website?

Type your address. In about 10 seconds you get a score out of 100 and a list of what to fix first, worst first.

We read your public pages once, like a search engine would. Nothing is installed and nothing on your site changes.

What does this score check?

It reads your homepage, robots.txt, sitemap and up to four inner pages the way a crawler does. It checks whether each AI assistant's search crawler is allowed in, whether your text exists without JavaScript, whether your pages answer questions in short quotable paragraphs, and the technical basics.

Does a good score mean ChatGPT will recommend me?

No. The score tells you whether assistants can reach and read your site. Whether one actually cites you depends on your competitors, your reputation and the question asked, and nobody can see that from outside. We do not report rankings, traffic or keyword volumes, because this tool does not measure them.

Why would an AI assistant skip my website?

The common reasons are a robots.txt line that shuts its crawler out, a page that is blank until JavaScript runs, and answers buried in long paragraphs. OpenAI's crawlers do not run JavaScript, so a site built that way can look empty to them even when it looks fine to you.

Which crawler belongs to which assistant?

Training crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended) are listed separately. Blocking them keeps your pages out of model training, does not stop AI search, and is a fair choice either way.

What do you do with the address I type?

We fetch those public pages once, score them and send you the result. The address is not stored unless you ask for the written report, in which case it goes with your name and email so we can write it. Every fetch identifies itself as MarketingzScore, so the site owner can see it.

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