Can AI engines find you?

Think of it like a building inspection for your website. We visit your page the same way the robots behind Google, ChatGPT and Claude do — the automated readers that decide whether to show you to a customer — and run the same 10 checks every time, then give each one a grade from A+ down to F. We're checking down-to-earth things: can those AI readers actually get in and read your page? Does it answer real questions in the first line, with facts and numbers instead of waffle? Is it clear who you are and how to reach you? We keep the exact recipe to ourselves — that's our craft — but every grade comes with a plain-English note on what's holding you back and the first step to fix it.

This isn't just our opinion. Our method follows published Princeton University research (2024), which found that pages answering questions directly — and backing the answer with a fact or a source — get quoted by AI engines about 40% more often. We also keep the checks current as new AI readers appear. And we're honest about one limit: we can only read your page itself. We can't see what people say about you on Reddit, reviews or other sites — which matters to AI too — so we leave that out rather than guess. In short, your grade tells you the shop is well built and the doors are unlocked; it doesn't count who's already walking in.