Free toolSEO checker
Can Google and ChatGPT find your site?
Paste your address. We read your page the way search engines and AI answer engines do, and tell you what to fix, in plain words.
Free. We don’t keep the address or the results.
crumbandco.com
Example5 of 9 checks passcrumbandco.comcrumbandco.com › order
Order for pickup · Crumb & Co
No description, so the search engine picks a line from the page.
Can search engines reach it?
- Loads over HTTPSThe page is served securely, as browsers and search engines expect.
- Open to being indexedNothing on the page tells search engines to leave it out.
- No sitemap foundA sitemap lists every page so search engines find them all.
Can AI answer engines read it?
- robots.txt keeps AI crawlers outAI answer engines can’t read this page, so they won’t quote or link to it.
- The words are in the pageCrawlers that don’t run JavaScript can read it too.
- No structured dataSchema tells search and AI engines what the page is.
Does the page explain itself?
- A clear title“Order for pickup · Crumb & Co”.
- No descriptionSearch engines pick a line from the page for your result.
- One main headingThe page has one H1, so its topic is clear.
Who robots.txt lets in
- Google Search: let in
- Bing, and Copilot: let in
- ChatGPT search: kept out
- Claude: kept out
- Perplexity: kept out
- Gemini: kept out
An example result, for a made-up bakery. Check your own address above.
What it checks
Three questions every page should answer.
Can search engines reach it?
HTTPS, the page answering, nothing telling Google or Bing to stay away, and a sitemap to find every page.
Can AI answer engines read it?
Whether robots.txt lets ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini in, whether the words are in the page without JavaScript, and its schema.
Does the page explain itself?
Its title and description in the result, one main heading, its language, phones, a share image and described images.
Questions
Good questions,
straight answers.
What people ask before they join. If yours isn’t here, ask the team.
Still wondering?Ask the team anythingWhat search engines and AI answer engines look at first: whether they’re let in (HTTPS, noindex, robots.txt, a sitemap), whether they can read the page (text in the HTML, structured data) and whether the page explains itself (title, description, headings, language, phones, share image, image descriptions).
No. We fetch the page, its robots.txt and its sitemap once to check them, show you the results, and keep neither the address nor the results.
ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini answer questions by reading the web. If robots.txt keeps their crawlers out, they can’t quote your page or link to it in their answers.
No. These checks make sure search engines can find and read your page. Rankings also depend on your content, your competition and other sites linking to you.
Every site Flinter builds comes with titles, descriptions, headings, schema and a sitemap planned for every page before the copy is written. See search built in.
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