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Can ChatGPT see your website?

ChatGPT can only cite pages its search crawler is allowed to read. Check your website in seconds: crawler access, sitemap, and whether your text shows without JavaScript.

We keep a record of which websites are checked and what was found, never who checked them. Privacy.

What each check means

OAI-SearchBot

OpenAI’s search crawler. OpenAI says sites that opt out of it won’t be shown in ChatGPT search answers. This is the one that matters most. Read more

GPTBot

OpenAI’s crawler for training its models. Blocking it does not remove you from ChatGPT search. Whether to allow it is your choice. Read more

ChatGPT-User

Visits a page when a ChatGPT user asks about it. OpenAI says robots.txt rules may not apply to these visits. Read more

Bingbot and Googlebot

The crawlers behind Bing and Google search. A page that isn’t in search indexes is harder for any AI answer to find. Read more

Text without JavaScript

Many crawlers read a page’s HTML without running its scripts. If your words only appear after JavaScript runs, a crawler may see an empty page. Read more

Title, description, H1 and structured data

The plain labels that tell any reader, human or machine, what the page is about. Read more

llms.txt

An optional file listing your key pages for AI tools. Cheap to add; so far there’s no evidence it changes how often a site is cited. Read more

This checks whether ChatGPT can see your website. Whether it names you when buyers ask is what a Citationly report measures.