LLM crawler access
GPTBot (OpenAI), ClaudeBot (Anthropic), Google-Extended (Gemini) and PerplexityBot — allowed or blocked by your robots.txt.
Large language models answer millions of buying questions every day. Enter your URL to check whether LLMs — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity — can crawl your site, parse your content and cite your brand. Free, about 30 seconds.
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GPTBot (OpenAI), ClaudeBot (Anthropic), Google-Extended (Gemini) and PerplexityBot — allowed or blocked by your robots.txt.
Whether your content survives without JavaScript: server-side rendering, clean HTML and parseable text.
Liftable facts, stats and definitions a language model can quote with attribution to your domain.
Structured data that tells models who you are, what you sell and how you connect to known entities.
Brand presence on the platforms LLMs learn from: Reddit, Wikipedia, YouTube, GitHub, LinkedIn.
Publish dates and update markers that retrieval-augmented answers rely on when picking sources.
If an AI crawler can't fetch your pages, nothing else matters — you simply won't appear in answers. The scan parses your robots.txt to see how GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended and PerplexityBot are treated, then checks for an llms.txt manifest and validates its format and coverage. In about 30 seconds you get a clear access map instead of guessing which agents are blocked.
The free result tells you whether your crawl rules are intentional or accidentally shutting AI agents out, and whether your llms.txt actually points machines to your canonical content. The first scan per URL is free after a Google sign-in — no credit card. Generated llms.txt, robots.txt fixes and the full dashboard come with a paid plan, but the scan alone shows where you stand.
“LLM scan” means two different things. Security teams scan LLM applications for vulnerabilities like prompt injection. This is the other kind: a marketing-side LLM visibility scan that checks how language models perceive your website.
When someone asks ChatGPT or Gemini for “the best X”, the model assembles its answer from sites it could crawl, content it could parse and brands it has seen often enough to trust. Every one of those steps is measurable.
The free LLM scan scores all of it across seven dimensions and shows the exact blockers — an AI-blocked robots.txt, JavaScript-only content, missing schema, a thin brand footprint — with prioritized fixes.
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