One score, one grade
The grade counts issues. The score weighs them.
Seven crawler checks, each with its fix.
What you get:
Read-only checks on what AI crawlers need.
The grade counts issues. The score weighs them.
robots.txt, headers, sitemap, rendering and schema.
Your costliest problems, heaviest first.
Questions phrased the way your patients ask.
HTTPS, robots.txt rules for AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended), X-Robots-Tag headers, the robots meta tag, your sitemap, whether your content is server-rendered, and whether you have clinic structured data.
ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini each use named crawlers. If your robots.txt disallows them — often added years ago, or by a plugin default — those assistants can't read your site and will recommend other clinics instead.
No. Every check is a read-only HTTP request, the same as any search engine makes. We never log in, submit forms or modify anything.
Some site builders inject JSON-LD with JavaScript. AI crawlers largely don't run JavaScript, so they never see it — we report exactly that case separately, because it's a fixable difference.
Read-only. Nothing on your site changes.
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