Uncanny Agent Visibility
Get found, read and chosen by AI agents.
We ask ChatGPT and Perplexity 10 buyer questions about you, then show what's blocking them. Free.
One page, one form.
Crawler access, your server's response, content in plain HTML, and buyer-question match.
Your full report opens right here: site fixes first, then what ChatGPT and Perplexity say about you. We email you a copy too.
SEO is the foundation. This is the layer on top of it.
These are on-page signals only. They don't predict citations.
All 177 known AI bots and crawlers are listed by what they do (AI search, agent fetch, training), so you can see which blocks matter.
Because one number hides which problem matters. A page can look like a 70 and still be completely blocked to AI agents. We grade each fix by published evidence instead of inventing a single number. You see each check, pass or fail, and the study behind it.
It's a set of results, not a single number: how many of the 3 access gates pass, then a count of passed checks for each step (Seen, Read, Cited). It's honest, and you can act on it.
It's built on SEO. Search engines still decide much of what AI agents find, so crawlability and indexing come first. We check the layer on top: whether AI agents can reach, read and match your page.
The AI tools that answer, choose and act for people: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Grok, and the crawlers and fetchers behind them. People ask, the agent picks sources and businesses, and more and more it takes the next step for them.
The check is free. We use your email to send you a copy of your report once the AI answers are in, and to keep the free check to one AI run per month. Unsubscribe anytime with one click. Privacy policy
We can't promise that, and nobody honestly can. The check finds what's blocking AI agents and what to fix first. What they cite or recommend depends on them and on the wider web.
After any site change: a redesign, a new CMS or plugin, a CDN or firewall change, or new robots.txt rules. Those are the changes most likely to lock AI agents out without anyone noticing. Otherwise, once a month is plenty.
Want us to make the fixes? Get help improving this, a 20-minute call with Arthur.