Free site check
See what Google and the AI engines see on your site.
Enter your domain and the address to send the results to. We read your home page and a few linked pages, run six checks, and email you what passed, what failed and what to do about it. Free, in a few minutes, no call.
Run the check
Two fields, one tick.
One check per domain a day. The findings go only to the address you give, and the crawler reads five pages at most and identifies itself as CaybasAudit.
The six checks
Each one a pass, a warning or a fail, with one plain sentence.
- 01AI crawlers allowed
- Whether robots.txt lets ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google’s AI crawlers read the site. Blocked crawlers cannot cite you.
- 02Structured data
- Whether the business, its services and its pages are described in schema.org markup, and whether that markup is complete.
- 03Canonical and indexing
- Whether each page names one canonical address and is indexable, so Google is not choosing between duplicates.
- 04Core Web Vitals
- Loading, interaction and layout stability measured from real Chrome visitors over the last 28 days, not a lab score.
- 05llms.txt
- Whether the site publishes the plain-text map that AI engines read first.
- 06Answer-ready content
- Whether pages open with a direct answer and carry FAQ markup, the shape AI engines quote.
What it is not
A first look, not the audit.
The check reads five pages and tests nothing against the AI engines themselves. The SEO and AI Readiness Audit reads every page in two passes, connects your Search Console and analytics, runs the questions your customers ask through ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google, and scores the lot against a published method you can measure again in 90 days. The email tells you which audit tier fits the size of your site.
Your address is used to send the findings and, if you want it, to follow up about the audit. It is kept for twelve months and deleted on request, as set out in the privacy policy.
Next step
Want the whole site measured?
The audit is fixed-price, crawled before it is quoted, and comes with a roadmap any developer can act on.