AI Readiness
See what AI crawlers see on your site
You can write the best page in your category and still be invisible, because a robots rule, a firewall or a JavaScript-only layout keeps AI crawlers out. GEOflux checks for all of it every week, and tells you what to change.
Included on every plan, for every brand you track.
This week's auditIllustrative
Crawler access
1 of 6 bots blocked
robots.txt
Parsed, no errors
Sitemaps
2 URLs return 404
Render accessibility
Title matches the rendered page
Edge and WAF
No blocks detected
The same five checks, on the same day every week
Why it matters
Invisible is usually a technical problem
None of these show up in your analytics. They show up as an absence in AI answers.
Your robots.txt blocks a crawler you wanted
AI crawlers each have their own user agent. A rule written for search engines years ago can quietly exclude the one answering your customers today.
Your content only exists after JavaScript
AI readers take the raw HTML. If your title and copy arrive later, they read a different page from the one your visitors see.
Your firewall answers them, not you
CDN and WAF rules can return a challenge or an error to a bot while every human visitor sails through, and nothing in your logs looks wrong.
What we check
Five checks, every week
Run on a schedule against your live site, from the outside, the way a crawler sees it.
Crawler access
Allowed or blocked, per AI crawler, with the rule that decided it.
robots.txt
Every directive parsed, plus the file's own history so you can see what changed.
Sitemaps
Whether they exist, parse, and point at pages that actually resolve.
Render accessibility
Raw HTML against the rendered page: titles, content, and where they diverge.
Edge and WAF
Challenges, blocks and errors served to crawlers but not to your visitors.
Free tools vs the platform
A check is a snapshot. This is a watch.
Our free checkers answer the question once. AI Readiness keeps answering it.
A free one-off check
- You run it when you remember
- One URL, one moment
- No record of what it said last month
- You interpret the result yourself
AI Readiness in GEOflux
- Runs every week without you
- The pages AI already cites for you, plus any you add
- Full history, so a regression is obvious
- Every finding comes with the change to make
How it works
What happens once you add a site
01
You add your brand's domain
Nothing to install, no tag, no access to your server. We read your site from the outside, the same way a crawler does.
02
The audit runs every week
Each brand gets its own slot in the week, so results land on a predictable day and every run is comparable to the last.
03
You get findings, not a score to guess at
Each one names the file or the page, says what it means in plain language, and gives you the change to make.
04
The history does the rest
Every run is kept, so you can see when something broke, and whether the fix held.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. We read your site from the outside, the same way an AI crawler does. There is no script to add and no server access to grant.
The free tools answer one question, once, for one URL. AI Readiness runs the same class of checks across the pages that matter for your brand every week, keeps the history, and tells you what to change.
The crawlers behind the AI products your customers actually use, each by its own user agent. The list is part of the audit, so it grows as new ones start to matter.
Yes, on every plan. It runs for each brand you track that has a website, and it does not consume prompt credits.
Once a week per brand, on a fixed day, so you are always comparing like with like.