AI Crawler Checker & SEO Audit

Raw HTML SEO Audit

Rendered DOM Audit

Raw vs browser-rendered comparison

Compares the raw HTML snapshot with a bounded browser-rendered snapshot. Differences are evidence, not predictions about indexing or ranking.

Signal Status Raw snapshot Browser-rendered snapshot

AI Search Visibility Checklist

Review crawler policyReview Googlebot, Bingbot, GPTBot, ChatGPT-User, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot.Priority
Keep canonical URLs cleanOne canonical URL per page helps search and AI systems consolidate signals.Priority
Expose raw HTML essentialsTitle, meta description, H1, canonical and core content should exist before JavaScript.Priority
Use structured dataFAQPage, Article, Product, Organization and BreadcrumbList markup improves machine understanding.Recommended
Declare XML sitemapsSitemap lines in robots.txt help compliant crawlers discover submitted URLs, but do not guarantee crawling or indexing.Recommended
Avoid accidental noindexObserved directives only; no indexing guarantee. HTML robots and exact Googlebot meta are checked. Other crawler HTML meta, robots.txt, parameters and dates are not evaluated.Risk

AI SEO and Crawler Visibility Diagnostics

Check AI crawler access and audit raw HTML or rendered page SEO signals, including titles, canonicals, robots directives and structured data.

What does an AI SEO visibility checker audit?

It reviews machine-readable SEO signals such as titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, headings, structured data, indexability and rendered content.

Should I allow GPTBot or ClaudeBot?

Allowing a crawler permits fetching where no other controls block it, but does not guarantee AI use, citation or visibility. Block it when your content policy does not permit that crawler.

What is the difference between GPTBot and ChatGPT-User?

GPTBot is associated with automated OpenAI crawling, while ChatGPT-User represents user-triggered browsing from ChatGPT features.

Does blocking AI bots affect Google rankings?

Blocking AI-specific bots does not directly block Googlebot unless your robots.txt rules also disallow Googlebot or all user agents.

robots.txt tester Check robots.txt rules for search engines, AI crawlers and custom user agents. View allowed, blocked or unavailable results and declared sitemaps. Sitemap validator Check a sitemap's HTTP response, XML syntax, root structure and URL or sitemap counts to identify basic sitemap formatting problems. Redirect Checker & Migration Audit Trace HTTP redirects, inspect each status code and Location header, and find the final destination of a URL to troubleshoot redirect chains. HTTP headers Inspect HTTP response headers, status codes, security headers and Gzip or Brotli compression to troubleshoot your website configuration. SSL certificate checker Inspect an HTTPS certificate's issuer, expiration date, validity period and covered domain names to plan renewals and troubleshoot configuration.