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Free AI Visibility Audit

Is your website visible to AI?

AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity answer billions of queries. Most websites are invisible to them. Find out where yours stands — in 60 seconds.

Our own site

The same audit, run on us

We sell this measurement, so it runs on inite.ai too: the same pipeline, the same weekly schedule, the same frozen prompt set that makes two readings comparable at all. The card is whatever the last run returned, including the runs that returned nothing.

Our own site · https://inite.aiSame pipeline · 30 Aug 2026
45/100
AI Visibility Score

Share of voice

0%

answered prompts: 20

prompts: 20 · runs: 7 · engines: 2

  • AI Share of Voice0/20
  • Retrieval Readiness12/16
  • Search Presence (Google/Bing)not measured
  • AI Identity & Crawlability13/14
  • Technical & Performancenot measured
  • AI Sentimentnot measured
  • Mention Positionnot measured
  • Competitor Gap1/8
One run — a baseline, not a trendmeasured weight: 58 of 100

What we audit

  • AI Citation Audit

    Test what AI models say about your brand in real queries

  • AI Identity Files

    ai.json, llms.txt, robots.txt — signals AI assistants read first

  • AI Crawler Policy

    Are GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Perplexity allowed to index your site?

  • Schema.org Markup

    Structured data that helps AI understand your business

  • Technical SEO

    Canonical URL, hreflang, meta description completeness

  • Open Graph Tags

    Metadata for AI sharing and social previews

  • Performance & SEO

    Core Web Vitals, Lighthouse scores, mobile readiness

  • Market Intelligence

    Pain points and decision criteria from real user discussions

  • Action Plan

    Prioritized recommendations with quick wins and strategy

What the run actually does

Six stages, in the order they happen. It is the same list the progress panel shows while a run is in flight, standing still so you can read it before starting one.

  1. 01FetchYour page, then a sample of the siteWhat a crawler would actually get
  2. 02ReadBusiness summary, schema graph, meta tagsWho the site says it is
  3. 03ReachIdentity files, crawler policy, performanceWhether an engine can retrieve it at all
  4. 04AskLive prompts across the answer engines, with web search and withoutWho gets named, and how often
  5. 05ScoreEight weighted sections, measured ones onlyThe reading, and how much of it was measured
  6. 06FixAction plan, schema, llms.txt, outreachFiles to paste, not advice to readFull run only — the free preview stops at the score
Return · the same prompts, next weekTwo readings only compare when the same questions were asked, so the prompt set is frozen per site. Re-running it weekly is what the monitoring plan does; a single run is a baseline.

What an AI visibility audit checks

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 page ranks in a search box.

This audit reads your live site the way those assistants do — the robots policy first, then the convention files, the schema graph and the pages themselves — and reports each separately, so a low score points at a cause rather than a mood.

What it cannot tell you

Being named in AI answers is driven mostly by what other sites say about you, and this scan reads only yours. It establishes what a fetch of your homepage, your robots.txt and your convention files can establish. Off-site mentions and pages outside that read need a full audit, and no free tool claiming otherwise is measuring them either.

Questions

What is an AI visibility audit?
A check of whether AI assistants can reach, identify and quote your website. It is a different question from search ranking: a page can sit first in Google and still be invisible to an assistant that robots.txt blocks, or that cannot resolve which company the site belongs to.
What does this audit check?
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.
How long does it take, and what does it cost?
About sixty seconds, and nothing. Two runs a day need no card and no account, and the report is on screen when it finishes.
What do I do with the result?
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.

If you would rather it were fixed

The audit says where you stand. The engagement is the work that moves it.

See the visibility engagement