The next question
AI can read you. Does it name you?
This check shows whether the door is open. It can't tell you whether ChatGPT recommends you or a competitor when your customers ask. GenSig asks the assistants your customers' questions, counts who gets named, and shows the margin of error on every number.
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Run this check on a prospect's site and send them the link. It's specific, it's free, and it leads straight into the question they can't answer alone: does AI name them?
What this checks, and what it doesn't
- What do you check?
- Seven AI crawlers in your robots.txt (OpenAI, Perplexity, Google, Anthropic and Common Crawl), how much text your home page shows without JavaScript, structured data, title and description, your sitemap, and whether you have an llms.txt.
- Does a perfect result mean AI recommends me?
- No. It means nothing technical is stopping it. Whether an assistant names you depends on what the rest of the web says about you, and the only way to know is to ask it many times and count. That's what a GenSig report does.
- Is this using AI?
- No. It's a few ordinary web requests to your public pages, the same ones a crawler makes. That's why it's free.
- Why isn't llms.txt counted?
- No major assistant has confirmed that it reads llms.txt, so we show whether you have one but don't count it for or against you.