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See what a machine makes of your site.
Checks across SEO, GEO and AEO, run against your live pages in a few seconds. Nothing to sign up for and no score out of ten.
What does AI say about your cattery?
What the three letters mean
Whether a search engine can read you, place you and list you. Titles, headings, the list of your pages it is handed, the file that tells it what it may read, descriptions on your images, and how recently anything changed.
Whether ChatGPT and Google's AI answers can work out who you are. The plain facts behind each page that name the business, the location, the breed and the animals, and links out to profiles that back them up.
Whether your pages can become the answer. Question headings, short direct paragraphs under them, lists, a plain definition near the top, and a questions-and-answers section a machine can pick up.
The check does the same thing every time. There's no AI in it and nothing is guessed, so the same site read twice gives the same answer twice. Anything we couldn't see is reported as "couldn't check" rather than as missing.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes, and the check never asks for an email. You type an address, you get the findings. The ninety day reminder underneath the results is separate, and you can ignore it. Plenty of these tools make you hand over an email before they show you anything. This one doesn't.
What does it read?
Your home page, your robots file, your sitemap, and up to four inner pages. Everything reported is something we found or didn't find in that markup.
Why are there no scores?
Because they aren't reproducible. We ran a scored version against the same site more than once and didn't get the same answer twice, so we stopped publishing numbers and publish findings instead.
Will it tell me what to fix first?
No. An automatic check can tell you what is there. Which of those findings matters most for your breed, your state and your buyers is a judgment, and that part needs a person.
Does it change anything on my site?
No. It reads pages the same way a search engine does and writes nothing.
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Rather have a person look at it?
The check above is a machine. It has never asked ChatGPT anything, it doesn't know who is outranking you, and it can't tell you which of its findings matters most. The report is the half that needs a person, and it is $25, credited against a build.
What is in the report