Live website audit

See what AI-related crawlers can access — and what to fix first.

Enter a public hostname. OpenForBots checks crawler access, public page delivery, content clarity, structured data, llms.txt, and identity signals, then turns the evidence into practical next actions.

Public websites only
Evidence behind every finding
No account required

Start your audit

Enter a public hostname

Website domainHostname only. Public HTTPS website; no protocol, path, port, or IP address.

＋ Test specific pages too (optional)

Add up to 4 same-site paths — for example /pricing — to check for redirects, denials, rate limits, or errors beyond the homepage. Each path is compared under a default request and a simulated generic automated-client request. This never re-runs unrelated checks and is off entirely if left blank.

No account or email required. Completed anonymous audit snapshots are retained for up to 30 days and then automatically deleted. Read the privacy policy.

Already have a report? Import a previously exported JSON file

What you get

Evidence first. Action next.

The audit checks

AI crawler rules and public retrieval
Homepage content and business clarity
Structured data and llms.txt
Identity and trust signals

The report helps you

See what needs attention first
Understand the evidence behind the finding
Apply available fixes
Re-run the audit to verify the change

OpenForBots audits observable public conditions. It does not claim to measure private provider indexes, citations, rankings, recommendations, traffic, or model use.

Want to see the output first?

Preview a real-site evidence example before you run your own

See a dated, source-backed InvoiceCraftly example showing how OpenForBots turns public crawler, HTML, structured-data, llms.txt, and identity signals into a practical decision.

View InvoiceCraftly example