Free Tool | Public-Site Diagnostic
Paste your domain and check whether major AI and search crawlers can read the public site.
Run The Check
Use the main website URL. The tool normalizes it and checks the public root, not a deep page.
Scope: public homepage, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, and a few homepage context signals. This does not measure actual AI recommendation share.
Why this matters
Save This Result
Leave a work email and company domain so this result is tied to the business. That gives you a clean record across the free tools and a direct handoff into the full audit if you want it.
Next Step
If the site is crawlable but AI still skips the business, the next place to look is profile accuracy, page clarity, reviews, schema, and other trust signals.
Tool FAQ
Short answers to the questions that usually come up after the first scan.
Restricted means the bot is not fully blocked, but robots.txt still disallows important paths. The site may still be partly readable, but access is not fully open.
Usually yes. A missing robots.txt file generally means public crawling is open unless the site is blocked another way.
No. Open access only removes one source of technical friction. AI can still skip a business when profile accuracy, page clarity, reviews, schema, or other trust signals are weak.
No. This tool only checks public pages and public files like robots.txt and sitemap.xml.
That is where the full Geo It Is audit is useful. We test buyer questions and connect the result to likely causes like weak business details, thin pages, low review freshness, or other trust gaps.