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Make your content clearer.
Review its search foundations.

Review one page’s accessible text, indexing and snippet controls, structure and business facts. Add your observations about usefulness and accuracy.

Check AI Search Foundations
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Review your page’s discovery signals.

Review one page’s accessible text, indexing and snippet controls, structure and business facts. Add your observations about usefulness and accuracy.

This is a foundations review, not an AI visibility score. It cannot predict citations or rankings, confirm indexing, audit every AI crawler, or measure whether an AI system understands your page.

What this tool helps you review

Clear signals. Practical next steps.

01 / SEARCH FOUNDATIONS

Look for restrictions.

Review HTTPS, inspected robots and snippet controls, page title and canonical presence. These signals do not confirm that a search platform can crawl, index or serve the page.

02 / CONTENT SIGNALS

Review readable information.

Check source text, headings, JSON-LD syntax, detected entities and contact signals. No special AI markup or ideal page length is required by this tool.

03 / YOUR JUDGMENT

Improve usefulness.

Review whether your content answers real questions, supports its claims, offers useful experience and stays current. Add these observations to your next-step plan.

Use the result in context

Understand what each finding means.

  • PASS

    The described signal was detected. This confirms that signal only.

  • NEEDS ATTENTION

    A specific signal was missing or restricted. Review the finding and whether a change is appropriate.

  • INFO

    The finding needs context or a manual review. It is not counted as a confirmed problem.

Before you begin

AI Search Readiness Checker questions.

Can this predict AI citations or rankings?

No. This is a review of public page foundations and your own observations. It cannot measure an AI system’s understanding or predict whether a platform will cite your page.

Do I need special AI schema or an llms.txt file?

This tool does not require them. Google’s guidance for its AI search features calls for established SEO and useful content; special AI schema or AI text files are not required. Other platforms may have their own guidance.

Does a PASS mean the page is indexed?

No. A PASS confirms only the described detected signal. Crawl rules, CDN restrictions and actual indexing require the relevant platform’s own inspection tools.

What happens to the information I enter?

The server uses the submitted URL to fetch public HTML for this check. Guided answers remain in this browser. The plugin does not save reports or scanned HTML. Reloading resets the local draft or review. Ordinary hosting access logs may still be retained.

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