Free technical audit · One public page · No generative AI

Can AI search crawlers access and interpret this page?

Check one public page for crawler access, indexability, canonical and sitemap signals, readable HTML and structured data. You will get a 0 to 100 score, the evidence behind each check and a prioritized list of fixes in under a minute.

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AI Search Readiness Audit

This audit checks one public page, its response headers, robots.txt and one sitemap. It does not run page JavaScript or send content to a generative AI model. It cannot tell you whether an AI platform has indexed or cited the page.

Enter a public homepage or service-page URL. The audit scores that page, not the whole site, and follows up to three redirects on the same domain.

Rebel does not save the submitted URL, fetched page content or report in an application database. This tab may keep the report for up to 10 minutes so you do not repeat the same scan.

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Result

Your audit result

Priority fixes from this scan

    Content checks to review manually

    What this report cannot tell you

      What the score means

      AI search readiness describes whether a public page can be accessed and parsed by search and answer systems. It does not show whether the page is indexed, cited or recommended.

      Four scored foundations

      How the 100-point
      score works.

      Each check shows what the scanner found, why it matters and what to fix. Every report includes the methodology version used to calculate its score.

      35 POINTS

      Access & eligibility

      Secure HTML, Googlebot, Bingbot, OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot and Claude-SearchBot access, indexability and snippet controls.

      25 POINTS

      Discovery & canonicals

      Robots status, XML sitemap, sitemap inclusion, one same-site canonical, a working canonical target and crawlable internal links.

      25 POINTS

      Extractable meaning

      Raw HTML text, title, description, primary heading, document outline, main landmark, links, image alternatives, language and viewport.

      15 POINTS

      Structured identity

      Parseable JSON-LD, a clear site identity, WebSite and WebPage relationships, page-specific entities and visible-data consistency.

      Methodology v1.0

      What the audit checks,
      and what it leaves out.

      The scanner makes bounded server-side requests to the submitted page, robots.txt and one XML sitemap. Fixed rules analyze the returned HTML, headers and files. Page content is never sent to a generative AI model.

      INSPECTED

      Public, machine-observable signals

      • HTTP status, HTTPS and content type
      • robots.txt rules for search crawlers
      • HTML and X-Robots-Tag directives
      • Canonical and sitemap signals
      • Semantic HTML and normal links
      • JSON-LD syntax and basic entity coverage
      OUTSIDE THIS SCAN

      Claims that require platform or human evidence

      • Actual indexing, rankings, mentions and citations
      • Backlink authority, accuracy and brand sentiment
      • JavaScript-rendered content and Core Web Vitals
      • WAF allowlisting and crawler IP verification
      • Content usefulness, originality and expert quality
      • Personalized results across users and markets
      Critical score caps: a page blocked from Googlebot or marked noindex cannot score above 49. A page using nosnippet or max-snippet:0 cannot score above 59. A network timeout produces a provisional result rather than pretending the website failed a check.
      Google: AI features and website eligibility → Google: robots.txt specification → OpenAI: OAI-SearchBot guidance → Perplexity: crawler documentation → Anthropic: Claude crawler guidance → Google: structured-data fundamentals →

      Methodology reviewed against official platform guidance on 3 August 2026.

      FAQ

      Questions before you run the audit.

      Is the AI Search Readiness Audit really free?
      Yes. You get the score, every check, the priority fixes and a printable report without entering an email or payment details.
      Does the audit use AI to process my page?
      No. The audit applies fixed rules to public HTML, response headers, robots.txt and one sitemap. It does not send your page to a generative AI model.
      What does the AI search audit score measure?
      The 0 to 100 score covers four areas: access and eligibility, discovery and canonicalization, extractable page meaning, and structured identity and context. It is a technical readiness score for one page, not a live AI ranking score.
      Does a high score guarantee AI citations?
      No. The score only shows whether one page passed the checks listed here. Indexing, rankings and citations must be measured in each platform.
      Which crawlers does the audit check?
      The scored crawler checks cover Googlebot, Bingbot, OpenAI's OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot and Anthropic's Claude-SearchBot. Publisher choices for training and user-initiated agents are intentionally kept separate from search eligibility.
      Do you store my page content?
      Rebel does not save the submitted URL, fetched page content, response headers or report in an application database. Your browser may keep the report in session storage for up to 10 minutes.
      Does the tool test JavaScript-rendered content?
      No. It reads only the HTML returned by the server. Content that appears after JavaScript runs is outside the scan, as are actual indexing and live platform citations.

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