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Does ChatGPT know your business exists?

Paste your URL. We'll check whether AI crawlers can read your site — in seconds, free — then ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity whether they actually mention you.
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THE FREE CHECK

Four things that decide whether AI engines can read your site

Before we ask ChatGPT anything, we look at your site the way an AI crawler does.
No account, no install — just your URL.
40%of your score

Crawler access

AI crawlers have their own names, and most sites have never checked whether they're allowed in. A single line in robots.txt can make you invisible to one engine and not the others.

GPTBotOAI-SearchBotClaudeBot PerplexityBotGoogle-ExtendedCCBot
25%of your score

Machine readability

If your content only appears after JavaScript runs, an AI crawler sees an empty page. Your site looks fine to you and blank to them.

Server-rendered HTMLllms.txt sitemap.xmlnoindex tags
25%of your score

Structured data

Schema tells an engine what your business is, not just what the page says. Without it, a model has to guess your category from prose.

OrganizationWebSiteBreadcrumbList FAQPagesameAs
10%of your score

Entity clarity

Your title, description and headings should describe one business. When they describe three, a model hedges — or names a competitor instead.

Title tagMeta description H1 structureOpen Graph

Together these produce your Readiness Score — whether AI engines can cite you.
Whether they do is a different question.

THE AI AUDIT

Then we ask the engines about you — 80 times

20 questions across four buyer intents, run against ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity. We record every answer — who got named, who got cited, and who appeared instead of you.

20 questions · four buyer intents

Intent
What a real question looks like
Difficulty

Brand

“Is [your brand] any good?”

The name is already in the question. Appearing here proves almost nothing — but failing here means engines can't identify you at all.

Easy

Category

“What are the best project management tools for agencies?”

You have to be on a shortlist of three or four. Mostly decided by third-party sources, not your own site.

Medium

Problem

“How do I stop losing track of client deadlines?”

Nobody named you, or your category. The engine has to make the leap on its own. Hardest to win, and the only one that creates new demand.

Hard

Comparison

“[your brand] vs [competitor]”

Highest buying intent of the four. Also the most controllable — if you haven't published your own comparison, the answer is built from your competitor's.

Medium

From every answer, we record

Whether you were named

Where in the answer

Which sources were cited

Which competitors appeared instead

Someone is being recommended in your category. Find out who. This part takes a few minutes — we're running 80 live queries, not reading a cached report.

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TWO SCORES

Readiness is what you control. Visibility is what you earn.

They measure different things and move on different clocks.
Confusing them is the fastest way to conclude that AEO doesn't work.

Readiness Score

Free · 5 seconds

Answers

Can AI engines read and understand your site?

Measured from

Your own site — crawl access, schema, structure

You control it

Almost entirely

Moves in

Days

The free check gives you

The full score

AI Visibility Score

Sign in · a few minutes

Answers

Do they actually name you when someone asks?

Measured from

80 live answers across four engines

You control it

Only indirectly

Moves in

Weeks to months

The free check gives you

Your score, your top three issues, and a preview of who's cited instead of you

A rising Readiness Score with a flat Visibility Score is not a failure. It's the expected lag — you've removed the barriers, and the engines haven't re-crawled and re-learned yet. That gap usually closes in four to eight weeks. If it doesn't, the constraint has moved off your site, to the third-party sources engines trust.

BEFORE YOU START

Questions people ask before pasting a URL

Can you guarantee I'll show up in ChatGPT?

No, and any tool that guarantees it is misrepresenting how these systems work. We don't control the engines, and their outputs are non-deterministic.

Will you change anything on my website?

No. LazyCats AI is read-only. We analyse your site and tell you what to change; you or your developer make the changes. We never request credentials.

Do I need to be technical to use this?

No. Every recommendation comes with a How do I do this? expansion written for someone who has never touched schema markup.

What's in the free audit, and what isn't?

Your AI visibility score, your top three issues, a preview of the sources AI engines cite in your category, and a look at how competitors compare. No card.

How long does an audit take?

Five seconds for the instant readiness check, a few minutes for the full AI audit across four engines. You don't need to wait — we'll email you.

What do I need to get started?

A website URL. That's it. No credit card, no installation, no script to add and no domain verification — paste the URL and the audit runs.

Someone is being recommended in your category. Find out who.

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