Free tool · August 2026
Is your site AI-ready?
Buyers ask ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity before they ever see your homepage. This free check fetches your page and runs six mechanical tests for the groundwork those engines depend on: structured data, llms.txt, robots sanity, title and description shape, viewport, and content shaped like answers. Letter grade plus evidence for every check, in seconds, no email gate.
Free, instant, no email needed for the result. We fetch your page once and run the checks; nothing is stored.
- Checks run
- 6, mechanical
- Price
- Free, no email
- Result
- Grade + evidence
Quick Answer: At a glance
The Saymetry free AI-Ready Check is a free instant test of whether a website gives AI engines what they need: it fetches the page and runs six mechanical checks (JSON-LD structured data, llms.txt, robots and noindex sanity, title and meta description shape, viewport tag, and question-shaped headings or FAQPage schema), then returns a letter grade from A to F with one line of evidence per check. No AI calls, no email gate, result in seconds. As of August 2026 it complements the paid $99 AI Visibility Scan, which measures what ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, DeepSeek and more actually say about a business.
The six checks
Every check is mechanical: it inspects what your page actually serves, not what a model thinks of it. Pass or fail, with the evidence stated, so you know exactly what to fix. The full rules, thresholds included, are on the methodology page.
Structured data (JSON-LD)
We parse every application/ld+json block on your page and list the schema.org types we find. Structured data is the machine-readable version of what your site is; engines use it instead of guessing.
llms.txt
We request /llms.txt on your domain and verify it answers with real plain text, not an HTML catch-all page. Optional today, but it is the cheapest way to hand crawlers a map of your site.
Robots and noindex sanity
We look for a noindex robots meta tag, an X-Robots-Tag noindex header, and a robots.txt that disallows everything. Any of the three tells engines to leave, and it overrides everything else you do: a site that fails this check is capped at grade D.
Title and meta description shape
Title present and 15 to 70 characters, meta description present and 50 to 170. Those are the ranges engines quote cleanly instead of improvising their own summary from whatever text they grab first.
Viewport meta tag
A one-line page-quality signal. Its absence usually means the page was never finished for real visitors, and engines read it the same way.
Answerable content signals
We count h1 to h3 headings phrased as questions and look for FAQPage schema. AI answers are assembled from content that asks and answers real questions; a page with neither gives the engines nothing to quote.
The next question
Ready is not the same as recommended
This page checks what your site gives the engines to work with. What the engines actually say when your buyers ask is a separate measurement: the AI Visibility Scan puts 25 real buyer questions for your niche to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, DeepSeek and more and reports who gets recommended, who gets cited, and where you fit. $99, self-serve, report in hours.
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