AI Readiness Checker: How AI-ready is your website?
One unified score for how AI search engines see your site: bot access, structured data, llms.txt, and content quality in a single actionable report.
Two tools, one score, one first fix.
This tool runs our AI Crawl Checker and llms.txt Validator simultaneously, then synthesizes the results into 5 weighted categories. You get a 0-100 readiness score, a pentagonal radar showing your strengths and gaps, and a prioritized action roadmap to improve your AI visibility.
What a zero in Structured Data means
Your report says which of three things happened: we found no JSON-LD on the page, a CDN or firewall kept us from reading the page, or the page check did not run. If a CDN or firewall blocked us, the zero says nothing about your markup. If we found no JSON-LD, the smallest fix is an Organization block on your homepage with your name, URL and logo. In this tool that earns 13 of the category's 25 points: 5 for JSON-LD being present and 8 for a primary schema. An Article block on your posts counts the same way.
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
"@context": "https://schema.org",
"@type": "Organization",
"name": "Your Company",
"url": "https://www.example.com",
"logo": "https://www.example.com/logo.png"
}
</script> This raises the Structured Data score in this tool. It is not an AI requirement: Google says no special schema.org structured data is needed to appear in its AI features (checked 26 Sep 2026).
Is my website AI ready?
Your website is AI ready when AI retrieval agents can reach it, its pages carry structured data that says what they are, it publishes an llms.txt that explains the site, and the HTML it serves already contains readable content rather than an empty shell that fills in later.
This free AI readiness checker tests those four conditions and how well they work together, then returns a 0 to 100 score and your highest-priority fix. A site can pass the crawl check and still fail the rest, which is why all five categories count.
What we analyze.
5 checks, each with a plain-English reason it matters. Every one maps to a line in the report.
Bot Discoverability
Can OpenAI, Claude, and Perplexity retrieval agents and search engines access your site? Do you have a deliberate training policy?
Structured Data
JSON-LD schema markup, Organization/Article types, navigation and rich schemas.
LLM Communication
llms.txt quality, structure, entity definitions, link coverage, and use policy.
Content Accessibility
Server-side rendering, title/description quality, and SSR framework detection.
Cross-Signal Readiness
How well your signals work together: structured data + llms.txt + bot access + SSR.
How We Score (100 Points Total)
Your AI readiness score combines data from our Crawl Checker (bot access, structured data, content quality) and llms.txt Validator (structure, entities, links) into five weighted categories.
Built on our own research
The five categories are the ones that moved when we restructured pixelmojo.io's own data for AI search. The weights follow what changed our citations, not what was easiest to measure.
Want the full picture across four AI engines?
Radar orchestrates 13 AI visibility audits in staged batches: crawl access, llms.txt, structured data, brand citations, and more. It then surfaces cross-tool conflicts and ships a prioritized action plan for your domain.
Run it on your site. See what AI can read.
Free, no account, result on this page. When you want the whole picture, Radar runs all 13 audits in one pass.