Agent crawlability · 25%
Whether an AI crawler can fetch the page at all. This one is a gate — blocked means the other five stop mattering.
The AI Visibility Check is a free tool from Quarc Digital that scores how well any web page is set up to be found, understood and cited by AI answer engines. ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity now answer the questions your customers used to type into Google, and they cite only a small handful of sources when they do. Paste a page below to see whether yours is built to be one of them.
Enter any public page and we score it in a few seconds. Use your homepage, a service page, or the page you most want customers to land on. Nothing is stored and no email is asked for.
It cannot tell you what ChatGPT actually says when a customer asks for what you sell, or which sites it cites instead of yours. That takes a live sample across all three engines — which is what the audit does.
Get my AI visibility auditA results page gave everyone a chance to be seen. An AI answer does not. It reads a few pages, writes one paragraph, and names the sources it trusted. Being on page one is no longer the finish line — being one of those sources is. That depends on things most sites were never built for: whether an AI agent can reach the page at all, whether your business resolves as an entity rather than a string of text, and whether any single passage can be lifted out and used as an answer.
The score is the weighted sum of six dimensions, each measuring one thing an AI answer engine relies on when it decides whether to use a page. A published rubric decides the number rather than a model, so the same page scores the same every time and you can see exactly how it was reached.
Whether an AI crawler can fetch the page at all. This one is a gate — blocked means the other five stop mattering.
Whether the page states what it is in a machine-readable way. Usually the highest-leverage thing a site can fix this week.
Whether your business resolves as a thing with a name, a place and an identity, rather than a string of characters.
Whether a passage can be lifted out and used as an answer, instead of needing the whole page for context.
Whether the page carries what engines lean on when deciding who to credit: authorship, dates, and real sources.
Whether the meaning survives being cut into fragments, which is how retrieval systems actually read a page.
These are the questions we are asked most about the check and the audit, answered directly.
Yes. No email, no signup, and you see the whole result including the fixes. We built it that way on purpose — a tool that demands your address before it does anything is not one anybody recommends.
We fetch it once, the way a search crawler would, score it, and keep the score briefly so a repeat check is instant. We do not store the page, and we do not keep a list of who checked what.
It is deterministic: the same page returns the same number every time, because a published rubric decides it rather than a model. It measures whether a page is built to be cited — it is not a prediction of rankings, and nobody honest can promise you those.
The free check tests one page against a checklist. The audit runs live questions your customers would actually ask through ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity, and records which websites those engines cite when they answer — whether you appear at all, and who gets named instead of you.
We run the sample, write up what the engines actually cited, and send it to you with the specific work it implies. If the answer is that your site is fine and the problem is elsewhere, we will tell you that too.
No. We are based in Langley and know the Fraser Valley market well, but the audit works for any business in any market that has customers asking AI for recommendations.
We run the questions your customers would ask through ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity, record which websites get cited, and send you the breakdown — including who is being recommended in your place. Tell us where to send it.