AI Visibility Audit

Crawler policy for GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot; the AI identity files, ai.json and llms.txt; the Schema.org graph; canonical and hreflang; Open Graph; Core Web Vitals; and a citation test that asks live models what they say about your brand.

About sixty seconds, and nothing. Two runs a day need no card and no account, and the report is on screen when it finishes.

Every finding names the file or the page it came from, so most are a change your own team can make in an afternoon. Where the work is larger — a schema graph to rebuild, pages an engine cannot retrieve — that is what the visibility engagement is for.

A run goes through these stages, and the progress panel shows them moving. Here the list stands still, so it can be read before starting one.

An assistant answering a question about your category does three things before it can name you: it has to be allowed to fetch your site, it has to work out which company that site belongs to, and it has to find something on a page worth quoting. Fail any of the three and you are absent from the answer, however well the