AI Crawler Access Checker
Run the access-layer diagnostic on its own for a deeper per-crawler breakdown.
Open pathGEO / AEO diagnostic
Enter a public page URL to get a weighted GEO/AEO readiness score across three layers: whether major AI crawlers can actually reach the page (reusing the same live robots.txt + reachability diagnostic as the AI Crawler Access Checker), whether the page is structured for AI extraction (schema.org/JSON-LD, meta tags, canonical, headings), and whether the content itself follows AI-citation-friendly patterns (an answer-first opening, FAQ-style headings, tables, cited sources). Access-layer failures cap the overall score — a page AI crawlers can't reach never scores well here, no matter how clean its markup is.
Quick answer
Crawlora's GEO Readiness Check scores a page across three weighted layers — live AI-crawler access, on-page structure (schema.org/JSON-LD, meta tags, canonical, headings), and content-signal heuristics (answer-first paragraph, FAQ headings, tables, cited sources) — then combines them into one score where access failures cap the total. Most free GEO checkers only run static page heuristics; this one also tests whether AI crawlers can actually reach the page, using the same live reachability diagnostic as Crawlora's AI Crawler Access Checker.
Use this to see where a page actually fails for AI-answer visibility — blocked crawlers, missing schema, or weak on-page structure — instead of one flat checklist score.
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Example output before you run the tool
| Layer | Signal | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Access | Live reachability (Crawlora diagnostic) | run to test |
| Structure | Schema.org/JSON-LD type present | run to test |
| Content signal | Answer-first opening paragraph | run to test |
Use the URL whose GEO readiness you want to evaluate, not only the homepage.
Reuses the AI Crawler Access Checker's exact robots.txt and live-reachability diagnostic — the highest-weighted layer.
Checks schema.org/JSON-LD type presence, meta title/description length, canonical tag, H1, and heading structure from the same page fetch.
Looks for an answer-first opening paragraph, FAQ-style headings, comparison tables, and cited external sources — labeled as heuristic signal, not a citation guarantee.
Access, structure, and content combine into one score, with a hard ceiling so a blocked or unreachable page can never read as good.
A crawlable example of the decision this tool helps you make; run your own URL for the current live result.
A page with clean schema markup and a strong answer-first paragraph still scores low once even one AI crawler is blocked by robots.txt — the access layer caps the total.
Illustrative capped-score state. Run the exact production URL for a current verdict.
Open the per-crawler access breakdown| Signal | Example result |
|---|---|
| Access score | 50/100 — 2 crawlers blocked |
| Structure score | 83/100 — schema + headings clean |
| Overall (capped) | 59/100 · Weak |
Get one weighted score that separates a crawler-access problem from a content-structure problem before you start fixing pages.
Check schema.org markup, meta tags, and heading structure against what generative engines are documented to extract from.
Spot missing FAQ headings, answer-first paragraphs, or cited sources before publishing a data-heavy or comparison page.
Run the same check against competitor pages to see whether their advantage is access, structure, or content.
The free checker combines one live reachability diagnostic with a full-page scrape. Call the underlying endpoints directly to monitor many URLs on a schedule instead of running them one at a time in the browser.
Run the access-layer diagnostic on its own for a deeper per-crawler breakdown.
Open pathFetch and structure pages at scale for ongoing GEO monitoring.
Open pathInspect the same page's clean Markdown and metadata this checker parses.
Open pathCheck GPTBot, ChatGPT-User, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and Google-Extended robots.txt policy alongside a live page-reachability diagnostic.
Paste a URL and see how hard it is to scrape — the anti-bot stack (Cloudflare, DataDome, Akamai, PerimeterX, Kasada and more), a 0–10 difficulty score, and the transport you'd need.
Convert a public URL into deterministic JSON with page metadata, clean Markdown, and normalized links.
The exact authenticated request this tool makes — copy it, add your key, and you're live.
Create a free key, drop it in the header, and paste this into your terminal. 2,000 credits a month, no card.
curl -X POST "https://api.crawlora.net/api/v1/diagnostics/antibot-check" \
-H "x-api-key: $CRAWLORA_API_KEY" \
-H "content-type: application/json" \
-d '{"url":"https://example.com/"}'Production path
The free checker combines one live reachability diagnostic with a full-page scrape. Call the underlying endpoints directly to monitor many URLs on a schedule instead of running them one at a time in the browser.
Recurring GEO/AEO audits across many URLs — access, schema, and content-signal checks in one scheduled job.