QueryTrace Audit
Can AI crawlers read your site?
What it does
Before you worry about whether AI models recommend you, check whether they can read your site at all. QueryTrace Audit checks your robots.txt, llms.txt, and sitemap, tests whether GPTBot and ClaudeBot can reach your homepage, and asks Gemini what it already knows about your company with no browsing turned on. Every finding is ranked by priority with the evidence behind it. Free, no signup.
Check whether AI crawlers can actually read your site, and what Gemini already knows about your company cold. Free, no signup.
We check crawler access, your declared files, structured data, and what Gemini already knows about you. Free, no signup required. We check your robots.txt, llms.txt, and sitemap, then fetch your homepage the way a normal visitor and an AI bot each would. One question, no browsing or search: what does it already know about your company. That tells you what it has to work with today. Every finding is ranked by priority, with the evidence behind it. No guesswork, no vague scores. Five things: whether AI crawlers like GPTBot and ClaudeBot can reach your homepage, whether you publish robots.txt, llms.txt, and a sitemap, whether your homepage has real readable text or relies on JavaScript, what…from querytrace.co
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