Fennelscan by Geoora

Can AI read your website?

Fennelscan checks the technical things that decide whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude can read and understand your site. You get a score out of 100 and a plain fix list.

7 checksScore out of 100Plain fix list
What it checks

Seven checks, in plain words

Each one is a real reason an AI assistant may not be able to read, trust or quote your site.

Check 1

AI crawler access

Whether your robots.txt lets AI crawlers such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot and Google-Extended read your pages.

Check 2

Sitemap

Whether you publish a sitemap, the list that tells crawlers which pages exist.

Check 3

llms.txt

Whether you have a plain-text summary file for AI tools. No AI company promises to use it, but it costs little.

Check 4

Title and description

Whether your homepage says in one line who you are and what you do.

Check 5

Structured data

Whether your page code states your name, services and area in a form machines read.

Check 6

FAQ content

Whether you answer real customer questions in plain text on a page.

Check 7

Contact details

Whether your name, address or area, and phone or email are easy to find and consistent.

Result

Then the score

We add the checks up into one number from 0 to 100 and sort the fixes by what to do first.

How a scan runs

From your address to a fix list

Four things happen. Nothing is installed on your site and nothing is changed.

PasteYou enter your website address.
FetchWe request your robots.txt, sitemap, llms.txt and homepage, the same files a crawler reads.
CheckWe run the seven checks on what came back.
ScoreThe checks add up to a score out of 100.
Fix listYou get the changes to make first, in plain words.
What the result looks like

One score, seven lines

An example for an invented site. Your own scan shows your real results.

0out of 100

Invented example

AI crawler accessPass
SitemapPass
llms.txtMissing
Title and descriptionVague
Structured dataPartial
FAQ contentMissing
Contact detailsPass
Your fix list

Short, ordered, doable

A sample of the first three lines of a fix list. Effort is our honest guess for a typical site.

Fix first · about 10 minutes

Add an llms.txt file

A short plain-text file saying who you are, what you do and where your key pages are.

Then · about 1 hour

Write an FAQ page

Five real customer questions with short, direct answers. AI quotes answers that are easy to lift.

Then · about 30 minutes

Sharpen the homepage title

Say what you are and where, in one line, instead of a slogan.

Invented example, not a real result.

What it means for your business

Find the blockers before they cost you answers

Fennelscan does not make AI recommend you. It finds the technical reasons it might not be able to.

When this is missing
AI crawler is blocked
→
AI cannot read your pages
→
It answers from other sources
→
A competitor is named instead
When it is in place
Crawler allowed
→
Pages readable and clear
→
Your facts are available to quote

Know where you stand

One number and seven lines. You see in minutes what a crawler sees.

Know what to fix first

The list is ordered. Small jobs are marked as small.

Check that it worked

Scan again after you make changes and compare the score.

Fixing these does not guarantee AI will name you. It removes technical reasons it could not.

Price

Run it free, or get the full report

The free scan is at /scan. The paid report adds the full written fix list.

$29 one-off
  • Full report with your score and fix list
  • A separate product. It is not part of the $60, $150 or $180 plans.
Run the free scan

Geoora cannot promise placement in any AI answer.

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Each one works on its own

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