See how AI sees your site
Then let AIVIS fix it.
AIVIS is an AI visibility checker: it scans your website the way ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude read it, scores it from 0 to 100 on 15 checks, and gives you the exact files to fix what keeps AI assistants from citing you. The first scan is free and takes about a minute.
15 checks, 5 languages, API + MCP — no credit card required
Questions people ask
What does AIVIS check?
Whether AI crawlers may read your site (robots.txt), whether you publish llms.txt, schema.org data, meta and Open Graph tags, a sitemap, fresh content, an answer-first structure and consistent brand facts.
How do I improve my visibility in ChatGPT and Perplexity?
Run a free scan, then apply the fix bundle AIVIS generates (llms.txt, JSON-LD, robots.txt rules) and rescan: each fix shows its effect on the score.
Is AIVIS free?
The scan and the public report are free, with no credit card. Pro adds monitoring, weekly alerts and prompt tracking across AI assistants.
How is this different from SEO tools?
SEO tools measure Google rankings. AIVIS measures whether AI assistants can read, understand and cite your site, which depends on different signals.
What we check
Fifteen signals that decide whether AI assistants can find, trust, and cite your site.
AI bot access
Whether robots.txt lets ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and other AI crawlers in.
AI bots served by your CDN/firewall
Whether your CDN or firewall really serves the homepage to GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot, not just whether robots.txt allows them.
llms.txt
Presence and quality of your llms.txt file, the map AI agents read first.
Structured data
Schema.org / JSON-LD that tells AI what your content actually is.
Meta & Open Graph
Title, description and Open Graph tags AI uses to summarize your pages.
XML sitemap
A sitemap AI crawlers can use to discover every page.
Content freshness
How recently your sitemap says your pages were updated.
Content visible without JavaScript
Whether your page text is in the raw HTML, since AI crawlers do not run JavaScript.
Canonical URL points to this page
Whether your rel=canonical names this page on your own domain, since Bing and Google cite the canonical URL.
Citable content
Whether your content pages carry figures, links to sources and quotations, the signals that make AI answers cite a page.
Semantic HTML structure
Whether your pages mark their main content and headings, so AI fetchers quote the right passage.
Trust signals
Whether AI engines can tell who stands behind the site: an About page, contact details, official profiles linked via sameAs, and named authors.
Page speed for AI fetchers
Whether your pages load fast and stay light enough for ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude, which fetch them live while the user waits.
Answer-first structure
Whether your content leads with the answer, the way AI likes to quote.
Brand consistency
Whether your name, description and identity stay consistent across the site.
Real numbers from our study
Based on real scans across the web, not a demo.
How it works
Scan
Enter your domain — we run all 15 checks in seconds, no signup.
Fix
Get concrete fixes and, on paid plans, an auto-generated fix bundle.
Monitor
Track your score over time and catch regressions before they cost you visibility.
Ready to see how AI sees your site?
Free scan, no credit card. Upgrade when you need monitoring and fixes.
Sources
On a benchmark of 10,000 queries, adding statistics, quotations and cited sources raised a page's visibility in generative-engine answers by up to 40%. Aggarwal et al., GEO: Generative Engine Optimization (KDD 2024)
Gartner predicts that traditional search engine volume will drop 25% by 2026 as users move to AI chatbots and virtual agents. Gartner, press release, 19 February 2024