Free tool
Free AI readiness check: can AI answer engines and agents read your website?
Type a domain. In a few seconds the check reads the site the way answer-engine crawlers and AI shopping agents do: whether they are allowed in, whether the business, its offers and its contact are in machine-readable markup, whether there is an Arabic version for Gulf customers, and whether agents can find an agent card. Every gap comes with its fix.
The check reads only public pages. AYKA keeps no record of the domain you check.
What does the check look at?
- Crawler access: robots.txt rules for Googlebot, Bingbot, OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot and Claude-SearchBot. A page these crawlers cannot fetch cannot be cited.
- Who you are: Organization or LocalBusiness markup with name, address, phone, email and official profiles, so engines and agents read one consistent record.
- What you sell: products or services in Product, Offer or Service markup, with prices and currency where you show them.
- Arabic version: for businesses serving the Gulf, native Arabic pages linked with hreflang. Research finds AI engines prefer sources in the language of the question.
- Agents: an A2A agent card and, for shops, a UCP profile, so AI agents can discover the business. Agentic checkout is not yet available in the Gulf; this is preparation.
What it does not do
- It does not show what ChatGPT or Gemini actually answer about you. That needs real questions asked repeatedly, in Arabic and English, with control questions: our AI visibility check.
- It does not score llms.txt. Studies of hundreds of thousands of sites found no link between that file and AI citations, and Google says Search does not use it.
- It never promises a ranking: no one controls what AI assistants say.
Questions and answers
Is the check free?
Yes, with no sign-up. To keep it available for everyone, one connection can run a limited number of checks every 10 minutes.
Do you store the domain I check?
No. The check reads the site’s public pages and shows the result; AYKA keeps no record of it.
My score is high. Will AI assistants recommend me?
A high score means engines and agents can read your site. Whether they recommend you also depends on relevance, competitors and what other sites say about you, which is what the AI visibility check measures.
Does it work for any country?
Yes. The Arabic-version check only counts for sites that serve the Gulf (a Gulf domain or Gulf cities on the home page).
Sources
- Google Search Central: AI features and your website
- OpenAI: Overview of OpenAI crawlers
- Sharma et al., Faux Polyglot: a study on information disparity in multilingual LLMs (arXiv:2407.05502)
- Żatuchin, query language and local suppliers in AI answers (arXiv:2608.30052)
- Google Search Central: Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data
- A2A protocol (a2aproject/A2A, Linux Foundation)