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Start with a single-page audit or move into a broader website crawl once you want cross-page patterns.
Everything you need to run your first AI Search Readiness audit, understand the report, and improve your website step by step.
No credit card required - Evidence-backed checks - Fix verification
Quick Start
Start with a single-page audit or move into a broader website crawl once you want cross-page patterns.
Review AI readiness, SEO, AEO, GEO/LLM, crawlability, visibility, and confidence instead of relying on one number alone.
Use evidence, severity, score impact, and affected URLs to focus on the fixes most likely to improve the report.
Re-audit after changes to confirm whether the issue is resolved, partially fixed, or still failing.
Paste your website URL into the audit input, click the audit button, wait for the crawl and analysis to finish, then open the report to review the findings. If you want to keep the result, save or export it once the report is ready.
If the website is JavaScript-heavy, rendered crawling may take longer because the crawler has to wait for the page to fully render before analyzing it.
A blended view of how usable this content appears for AI-driven discovery and answer generation.
Search-foundation checks such as metadata, crawl controls, canonical signals, internal links, and page structure.
Answer-readiness checks such as summaries, FAQs, schema, direct answers, and scannable content blocks.
Signals that help generative systems understand context, entities, sources, trust, and topical coverage.
How well the crawler can access and interpret the page, including robots rules, renderability, and content availability.
Visibility-oriented signals and prompt-testing outputs when available, including mentions, citations, and competitors.
How complete and trustworthy the crawl data looks for the final verdict on this page or website.
FindableSite measures readiness signals. It does not guarantee Google rankings or AI citations.
| Area | What it covers |
|---|---|
| SEO | Search engine foundation such as title, meta, headings, canonical, sitemap, robots, and internal links. |
| AEO | Answer Engine Optimization such as direct answers, FAQs, Q&A formatting, clear summaries, and schema. |
| GEO / LLM | Generative Engine Optimization and LLM readiness such as AI-readable context, structured data, content trust, topical coverage, citations, and entity clarity. |
| AI Visibility | Actual prompt testing across AI engines, brand mentions, domain citations, competitors, sentiment, and visibility trend. |
Analyzes one URL quickly and gives you a focused report for that specific page.
Crawls multiple URLs and groups issues across pages and templates so repeated patterns are easier to spot.
Analyzes more pages for broader coverage and may take longer because the crawl goes deeper.
Good crawl data was available and enough usable content was found.
The crawl returned only partial data or the page had limited content to evaluate.
The crawler could not fully read the page, the page was blocked, auth was required, rendering failed, or the content was too thin.
Each issue card is designed to help you understand what went wrong, why it matters, and what to do next without guessing.
After making changes on your website, run verify or re-audit so you can confirm whether the issue is fixed. This keeps the workflow evidence-based instead of assuming a change worked.
A formatted summary for sharing with clients, stakeholders, or internal teams.
Structured issue data for spreadsheets, project boards, or custom analysis.
A concise overview of findings, impact, and recommended next steps.
Use repeat audits to show whether the score and key issues improved after changes.
Turn technical findings into readable updates that explain progress without fake claims.
FindableSite is an audit and improvement workflow for AI Search Readiness. It helps teams inspect crawlability, structured data, answer-readiness, AI visibility signals, and fix verification.
It is an evidence-backed audit of how well a page or website is structured for AI-driven discovery, summarization, and reuse across classic search, answer engines, and generative systems.
No. FindableSite measures readiness signals. It does not guarantee Google rankings or AI citations.
A page audit analyzes one URL. A website audit crawls multiple URLs and a deeper website audit analyzes more pages, which can take longer.
Scores can change when the crawler sees new content, missing content, template changes, blocked resources, stronger evidence, or successful fixes after a re-audit.
Pages may fail when robots rules block the crawler, the page requires authentication, rendering fails, the page is very thin, or important content never becomes available during the crawl.
AI Visibility focuses on actual prompt-testing outputs such as mentions, domain citations, competitor comparison, sentiment, and visibility trends across AI engines when that data is available.
Yes. The reports, exports, and grouped issues are suitable for agency workflows, especially when teams need to explain priorities and show re-audit progress clearly.
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