Can AI systems reach the pages?
We check crawler access, robots rules, sitemap discovery, canonical URLs, response speed and whether the page exposes meaningful text without relying only on client-side rendering.
AiFindYou measures cite-readiness: whether public pages provide the retrieval, answer evidence, entity clarity and trust signals that help AI/search systems understand and cite them. It is a diagnostic, not a promise of ranking, citation or recommendation.
We check crawler access, robots rules, sitemap discovery, canonical URLs, response speed and whether the page exposes meaningful text without relying only on client-side rendering.
We look for answer-style sections, concrete facts, useful headings, metadata, FAQ signals and structured content that can be quoted without guesswork.
We inspect schema, organization facts, sameAs links, contact paths, author or update signals and other cues that reduce ambiguity for AI/search systems.
0-49 Poor
Important blockers prevent reliable extraction, trust or citation.
50-69 Fair
The site has useful signals, but key evidence or entity clarity is thin.
70-84 Good
AI/search systems can likely understand the site, with specific fixes left.
85+ Excellent Strong cite-readiness foundation. Remaining recommendations are usually refinement, not rescue work.
The score identifies cite-readiness gaps; it does not guarantee a ranking, citation or recommendation. The report preview shows how a readiness signal connects to page evidence and a practical next step.