Can ChatGPT read your website?

It checks the technical side: whether AI crawlers are allowed in, whether they can read your content, and whether your site describes itself in a way machines understand. It does not ask ChatGPT or Perplexity about you. That is the citation audit, which our team runs by hand on request.

Yes. The automated check costs nothing and needs no signup. The citation audit is also free; we run it by hand, so we review each request before we run it.

We fetch four public files from it (your home page, robots.txt, sitemap.xml and llms.txt) to run the checks, and keep the result for up to a day so a repeat check is instant. We do not store the address anywhere else.

Mention trackers tell you whether an assistant named you. They cannot tell you why it did not. Most of the reasons are engineering: blocked crawlers, a firewall rule, content that only exists after JavaScript runs. Those are what this check finds, and what we fix.

It depends on your site, so we scope it after looking. Typical engagements run $1,000 to $5,000. Some fixes are a one-line robots.txt change you can make yourself today.

A software and AI development company, building products since 2009. We build the sites and apps we audit, so the fixes come from the people who would make them.