What makes a website easy for AI assistants and search engines to read, trust and quote, and how to check yours.
Updated 29 Oct 2026
The short answer
A site is ready when a machine can quickly tell what you do, for whom, and how to reach you, and can trust that it's true.
What to look at
- **Clear offer:** one plain sentence near the top of the homepage.
- **Titles and descriptions:** every important page has its own.
- **Headings:** one main heading, with sensible sections below it.
- **Structured data:** basic Organization or LocalBusiness markup.
- **Trust signals:** real contact details, reviews and who's behind the business.
- **Speed:** where Google publishes real-user data, it shows how fast the page loads for real visitors.
How our check helps
The free check reads your public homepage, including its HTML, titles, headings, links, images and alt text, structured data and basic accessibility signals, and gives a score and fixes. The score is our own versioned formula over what we observed. It does not predict rankings or traffic. The $39 audit covers up to 10 key pages with a separate AI search readiness section.
Check your own site
Run the free check on your homepage. It takes about a minute and needs no card. After you email yourself the result, we ask ChatGPT one buyer question and show whether it names you.