Reach
AI crawlers must be allowed to fetch the page, and search indexes must be allowed to keep it. One wrong rule hides the page from every answer.
- robots.txt
- firewall
- noindex
Free tool
Can AI read and quote this page?
Paste a page address. We check it the way ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI see it and tell you exactly what to fix, problems first.
Why it matters
AI cites pages it can reach, read and trust.
When someone asks an assistant which tool to pick, it searches, reads a few pages and quotes them. A page that fails any of these three steps is skipped.
Read
Most AI crawlers don't run JavaScript. The facts need to be in the HTML, under clear headings, on a page that answers in a few seconds.
- HTML text
- headings
- speed
Trust
Structured data, a recent updated date and direct answers to buyer questions make the page easy to quote and safe to cite.
- Structured data
- dates
- questions
What the audit shows
One page, honestly checked.
It shows
- What stops AI crawlers from reaching this page: robots.txt rules, a firewall or CDN refusing their user agent, noindex or nosnippet.
- What they get when they read it: words in the HTML without JavaScript, title, headings, structured data, dates and canonical URL.
- The fix for each problem, in plain words, problems first.
It can’t show
- Whether AI already names you. That depends on the whole web, not one page. Kliqo tracks it in ChatGPT and Google AI answers.
- How the real crawlers' IP addresses are treated. Our requests come from our server with each crawler's user agent.
- Pages behind a login or on private networks. Only public pages can be audited.
See whether AI names you or your competitors.
Kliqo asks ChatGPT and Google AI the questions your buyers ask, every day. You see who gets named instead of you, which pages they cite, and a list of fixes ranked by impact. 7-day free trial.
FAQ
Page audit questions.
What does the AI page audit check?
One page, the way AI search sees it: whether it loads, whether robots.txt and your server let AI crawlers read it (we request it as OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, Claude-SearchBot and PerplexityBot), noindex and nosnippet rules, how much text is in the HTML without JavaScript, title, description, headings, structured data, the updated date, canonical URL, the sitemap, robots.txt health, llms.txt, response time and whether the page answers buyer questions.
Why does text without JavaScript matter?
ChatGPT's, Claude's and Perplexity's crawlers read the HTML your server sends and don't run JavaScript. A page that only fills in after scripts run looks empty to them, so there's nothing to quote. Google renders JavaScript, but server-rendered text is still the safest.
Which page should I audit first?
The pages buyers ask AI about: your pricing page, your main product or feature page, comparison and alternatives pages, and your homepage. Those are the pages assistants cite when someone asks which tool to pick.
Does a clean audit mean ChatGPT will recommend me?
No. It means nothing on the page stops AI from reading and quoting it. Whether an assistant names you depends on what it finds about you across the web, including reviews, lists and comparison posts. Kliqo tracks that: which assistants name you, who they name instead, and which sources they cite.
Do I need llms.txt?
It's optional. No AI search engine has said it uses llms.txt for answers, but coding assistants and some AI tools read it, so the audit lists it as optional rather than a problem.
How often can I run it, and what do you store?
You can audit 25 different pages a day. A page's result is saved for 24 hours and can be audited fresh once an hour. We store the page address, the result and a salted hash of your IP address for 30 days, nothing else.
