See your website the way AI crawlers do
Every month, Vizible AI reads the pages of your site that matter, checks what AI crawlers can reach, read and understand, and tells you what to fix first. The score comes from the checks alone, with the same rules every month.
AI assistants can only cite what they can read
ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI features learn about your brand from your own pages too. When robots.txt keeps their crawlers out, when your prices only show up once JavaScript runs, or when a page has no clear heading or structured data, they read less of you, or nothing at all. Your usual tools don't show it, because people still see the pages.
How it works
- The pages that matter, picked for you: Your home page, the pages AI answers cite, then pages of your sitemap, one section at a time, up to 30 pages.
- The same checks on every page: robots.txt rules for AI crawlers, noindex, errors, content without JavaScript, the main heading, structured data, FAQ, sitemap, llms.txt and canonical URLs.
- A to-do ranked by importance: What blocks AI crawlers comes first, then the structure of your pages, then the discovery files. Each item names the page and shows the evidence.
What the Website tab shows you
- Website score: Out of 100: Access 35 points, Rendering 20, Structure 25 and Discovery 20, with the change since the previous audit.
- Good, Average, Bad: Every check in its column, with the share of pages that pass it, and what could not be verified kept apart.
- To do, by importance: High, Medium or Low, each with its evidence in plain words: the robots.txt lines, the words a crawler reads next to what a browser shows.
- Pages and AI citations: Every page audited with its access, its readability without JavaScript, its structure and the AI answers that cited it in the last 30 days.
How the website audit works
Everything AI crawlers need, checked
The audit runs the same checks on every page and on your site's own files. Each check lands in Good, Average or Bad, and what could not be verified stays apart, with the reason.
- Access: robots.txt rules for AI crawlers, noindex, pages that answer with an error
- Rendering and structure: content without JavaScript, H1, structured data, an FAQ where one is expected
- Discovery: sitemap, llms.txt and canonical URLs
A score you can compare, month after month
No model writes the score. It comes from the checks alone, with the same rules every month, so two audits of your site can be compared and you see what your fixes changed.
- Out of 100: Access 35, Rendering 20, Structure 25, Discovery 20
- The change since the previous audit, when the rules are the same
- What could not be verified counts neither for nor against you
Page by page, with the evidence
The to-do starts with what blocks AI crawlers. Every item shows the page and the evidence: the robots.txt lines that keep GPTBot out, or the handful of words a crawler reads where a browser shows the whole page.
- Every page with its access, its readability without JavaScript and its structure
- The AI answers that cited each page in the last 30 days
- Each fix with its page and its evidence, in plain words
Analysed pages: your key pages, in depth
Pick the pages that matter most to you. Each one is analysed in depth when you add it, then every month: its checks, the prompts it relates to, whether it answers them, the pages AI cites instead, and fixes checked against those facts.
- Starter 5 pages, Growth 10, Pro 20
- 20 pages for every agency client
- Analysed when you add a page, then every month
Why it matters
- Make sure AI can read you: Find the robots.txt rules, noindex tags and errors that keep AI crawlers away from your pages.
- Fix what matters first: The to-do is ranked by importance, so your team starts with what blocks crawlers, not with details.
- See your progress: The rules stay the same from one month to the next: when the score goes up, your site got better.
- No false alarms: When a check can't conclude, because a bot protection answered or the page could not be rendered, the audit says so instead of guessing.
FAQ
What is the website audit?
It's the Website tab in Vizible AI. Every month it reads up to 30 pages of your site, checks what AI crawlers can reach, read and understand, scores your site out of 100 and lists what to fix first, page by page.
Which pages are audited?
Your home page first, then the pages of your site that AI answers cite, then pages from your sitemap, one section at a time so the blog doesn't take all the room: up to 30 pages in all. Private pages (login, account, checkout) are left out, an address with parameters counts as the page without them, and the tab says how many pages were left out and why.
How is the score calculated?
From the checks alone, without a model. Access is worth 35 points, Rendering 20, Structure 25 and Discovery 20. Each check is worth its points times the share of pages that pass it. The rules stay the same every month, so two audits of your site can be compared.
What does Not verifiable mean?
Some checks can't conclude: a bot protection answers instead of the page, the site doesn't answer, or the page could not be rendered with JavaScript. Those checks are shown apart, with the reason, and left out of the score: they count neither for nor against you.
How often does the audit run?
On its own: once when tracking starts, then every month. There is nothing to launch on your side.
What are analysed pages?
Pages of your site you pick for a closer look. Each one is analysed in depth when you add it, then every month: its checks, the prompts it relates to, whether it answers them, the pages AI cites instead, and fixes checked against those facts. Starter includes 5 pages, Growth 10 and Pro 20; every agency client gets 20.
Does a good score mean AI will cite me?
No. A good score means AI crawlers can reach and read your pages. Whether AI answers name you depends on more than your site: the sources they trust, your competitors, the questions people ask. Vizible's AI visibility tracking shows that part.
Which plans include it?
Every plan, and the 7-day free trial too, for brands and for every client of an agency.