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Can AI fetch it?
robots.txt plus OpenAI, Claude, and Perplexity bots, training, search, and live answers.
Free tool for marketing and SEO teams
See if ChatGPT can crawl and name this site. You get a score plus copy-paste robots.txt, JSON-LD, and sitemap fixes. No signup.
How it works
Scan a public site, then copy the missing files. You do not need an Dodox account.
Step 1
Paste something like example.com. A full URL is fine, we use the host.
Step 2
Can AI fetch it, name it, and cite it? Optional agent files are scored separately.
Step 3
Each gap includes a snippet, robots.txt rules, Organization JSON-LD, or a sitemap pointer.
Coverage
Four buckets, scored from the homepage. Optional agent files never tank the number, they only add.
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robots.txt plus OpenAI, Claude, and Perplexity bots, training, search, and live answers.
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Title, description, H1, and Organization markup so models know who the page belongs to.
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Sitemap, canonical URL, and optional FAQ/sameAs signals that help with clean citations.
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llms.txt and skill files help coding agents. They do not decide ChatGPT rankings.
Score guide
AI readiness is 0 to 100. Higher means agents can fetch, name, and parse the site. It is not a ChatGPT mention score.
0-29
AI crawlers probably cannot fetch or name this site yet.
30-49
Some access exists, but the brand is still hard for models to pin down.
50-69
Bots can get in. A few homepage fixes would make the brand obvious.
70-84
Crawlers can fetch the site and attach a name to it.
85-100
On-site basics are in place. Next: whether models actually mention you.
Why this tool
Most “AI ready” checklists fail you for missing MCP cards. This one scores what actually gates retrieval, then hands you the file. For crawl access alone, start with the AI crawlability checker.
Whether ChatGPT-class crawlers can fetch the site, and whether the homepage names the brand in title, H1, and Organization schema.
A 0–100 score and copy-paste snippets, robots.txt allow rules, JSON-LD, a meta description, or a sitemap pointer, not just a pass/fail list.
It is not a ChatGPT mention score, not Domain Rating, and not a promise that llms.txt will rank you in AI answers.
FAQ
Short answers for the questions people actually type.
Whether AI crawlers can fetch the site and attach a brand to it. That means robots.txt for training, search, and live-answer bots; a clear title and description; and Organization structured data. It is not whether ChatGPT already mentions you.
No. This checker is on-site: can models reach and identify the domain. Dodox tracks whether ChatGPT, Gemini, and other models actually mention the brand in answers. You can be technically ready and still invisible.
No. llms.txt and skill files are optional extras. They help coding agents. They are not a proven lever for ChatGPT or Perplexity rankings, we do not treat them as failures.
Copy them onto the live site: append the robots rules, paste JSON-LD in the homepage head, and point robots.txt at sitemap.xml. Then re-run the scan. After that, use Dodox to see if models cite you.
No. This is a homepage-level scan with files you can paste today. A full Dodox engagement also covers citation gaps, competitor prompts, and content that actually gets mentioned.
Yes, if you only need to know whether AI bots can fetch the site. Use the AI crawlability checker for robots.txt allow/block status, then use this readiness checker for brand identity, schema, and citation signals.
Yes. The quick scan is free, no account or credit card. The full dossier unlocks with your email on-site.
Quick scan is free
Use Dodox to see whether ChatGPT, Gemini, and AI Mode actually talk about the brand.