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AI Readiness Checker
Paste your shop. The scan finds a product, usually your best seller, and returns two things: whether its reviews reach the HTML crawlers and answer engines actually read, and a reply written in your own voice with a real search phrase worked into it.
Scan your shop
No shop to hand? Read what a crawler sees on a product page
What a crawler sees
A reply in your own voice, with a real search phrase worked in.
The working
Fixable, all of it.
Customer sentences a crawler can already read
Lifted verbatim from the HTML your store served. Untick any you would rather not appear on a public result page.
Nothing your customers wrote reached the page a crawler was given. That absence is the finding: the writing exists, and the version search and answer engines read does not have it.
Publish this result
Creates a public page at a private address you can send to anyone. It shows exactly the scan above, nothing more, and you can take it down again with the key you get back.
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Common questions
What does the AI Readiness Checker test?
It fetches the page the way a crawler does, without running any JavaScript, and reads only what came back. Five things are checked: whether the review text is in that HTML, whether Review or AggregateRating markup is present, whether a rating or review count appears in the readable text, whether Organization markup says who you are, and whether the page is allowed to be indexed at all.
Why would reviews fail even though they appear on the page?
Most review apps draw their review text with JavaScript after the page has loaded. Search crawlers and answer engines read the first response, so they can be handed an empty container where a browser shows a full review list. That gap is the reason this tool exists, and it is why the result you get is a sentence about what a crawler saw rather than a mark out of ten.
What should I fix first?
Whether your review text is in the delivered HTML. It is the first line of the result, and it is the one item on the list your review app controls: schema and indexing are settings you can turn on, but a widget that fetches its reviews after the page has loaded leaves an answer engine holding a rating with no sentences behind it.