Check whether your public site is accessible, understandable, answer-ready and trustworthy for search and AI retrieval.
Takes about 20 seconds. See your score free. Enter your email to unlock the three priority actions and printable PDF. We record the domain, business type, date and result summary to improve the tool, but never store fetched page content beyond a short-lived report. Read the methodology.
Last reviewed 24 October 2026
Every scan turns observable website evidence into practical next steps.
A transparent score across accessibility, understandability, answer-ready content and trust.
See what the scanner found, including crawler rules, visible content and structured business signals.
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The score reflects on-site foundations for retrieval. It never claims a brand is currently cited or recommended by an AI product.
Major access or indexing barriers were detected. Machines may struggle to reach or trust the core pages.
Some useful content is reachable, but clarity, structure or trust signals still need work.
The business and its answers are mostly well expressed for search and AI retrieval systems.
The tested on-site foundations are strong. Manual verification is still required before claiming visibility.
Your score is free. Enter your email to see the three priority actions, detailed evidence and printable report.
HTTPS, reachability, robots rules and whether useful HTML is actually returned.
Clear entity signals, travel-specific detail and page structure machines can parse.
Visible answers, FAQs and content that can support direct retrieval.
Contact, identity, policy and consistency signals that support confidence.
The scanner applies consistent rules to public website responses. It does not ask an AI model to guess whether a site is good.
AI website readiness describes whether public website content is accessible, clearly structured, specific enough to answer questions and supported by trustworthy business signals for search and AI retrieval systems.
No. The scanner checks on-site technical and content foundations. It cannot prove or guarantee recommendations, citations, rankings or commercial outcomes in any AI product.
No. llms.txt is experimental and carries no score weight here. Accessible HTML, useful facts, clear entities and trustworthy business information are higher priorities.
It checks four weighted areas: accessibility, understandability, answer-ready content and trust signals. The methodology above lists the exact resources and evidence used.
No. The scanner records the domain, business type, scan date and result summary so NJoy Consulting can understand usage and improve the tool. Fetched page content and IP addresses are not stored.
Run the scan first, then ask Nathan to review the evidence and turn the priority actions into a practical plan.