Four checks you can run on your own site in a minute: can AI crawlers get in, is your llms.txt valid, does your markup say what you think, and which questions should you be tracking.
Whether your robots.txt lets GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and 13 more in, and the line that decided it.
Check any site’s llms.txt against the llmstxt.org format, line by line, or build a valid one from your key pages.
A page as a non-JavaScript crawler sees it: JSON-LD types and gaps, noindex and nosnippet, and how much text is in the HTML.
The questions your buyers ask ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, from your category and competitors, grouped by intent.
They check whether AI assistants can read your site. They can’t tell you whether assistants recommend you. That takes asking them: the questions your buyers ask, on the assistants they use, the same way every week, with the full answer kept so you can see who was named instead.
That’s what Mentioned does. The free check asks Claude and Gemini five buyer questions for your category and shows the sentence from each answer that named you. A free account tracks 5 queries weekly. Paid plans add more, plus Actions: a ranked list of what to fix first.