Is your website set up for AI search?

ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers all read a website differently than a human does. This free check looks at what they actually look for — structured data, crawl permissions, and the basics — and tells you exactly what's missing.

What this checks

Eight things AI search engines and AI answers actually look at before they can read a page correctly — the same checklist used to review qleerly.ai itself:

• HTTPS — most engines deprioritize plain http sites.
• Title tag — the first thing engines read to understand a page.
• Meta description — the summary engines quote when they cite a page.
• Mobile viewport tag — a basic mobile-friendliness signal.
• schema.org / JSON-LD — structured data that tells AI systems exactly what a page is, instead of making them guess from the text.
• llms.txt — a newer file that gives AI systems a clean summary of a site.
• robots.txt AI permissions — whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and others are actually allowed to crawl the site.
• sitemap.xml — whether crawlers can find every page.

This is an automated check, not a full audit — it won't catch everything a human review would, but it catches the basics that block AI visibility entirely.