Is your site ready to be devoured by AI?
Answer engines are eating the web. We'll check how your site tastes to them — classic SEO, AI readiness, structured data, the lot — and show you what's off the menu and what good looks like.
Free · no signup · score in about 20 seconds. We only read what the bots read.
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Devouring yoursite.com…
Setting the table…
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Your structured data
The JSON-LD we found on the page — this is what AI engines and rich results read directly.
Anyone with this link sees this exact scan, saved as it was. It doesn't expire.
We couldn't reach yoursite.com
The kitchen didn't pick up — check the address, or give it another go.
What is AEO, and how is it different from SEO?
AEO (answer-engine optimisation) is making your site easy for AI answer engines — ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews — to read, understand, and cite. SEO is about ranking in traditional search results. Bot Appétit checks both, since they increasingly overlap.
Is Bot Appétit free?
Yes — completely free, no signup. Enter a URL and you get a 0–100 score with a category-by-category breakdown in about 20 seconds (the live performance data takes a little longer).
What does the scan actually check?
54 checks across security, SEO, structured data, AEO, AI access, and links, plus 9 more in an Advanced agent & MCP readiness course — 63 checks in all — and live Core Web Vitals from Google PageSpeed. Every check is listed and explained on the “what we check” page.
Does it scan my whole site?
No — it scans the single page you enter, along with that site’s robots.txt, sitemap, llms.txt, security.txt, favicon, its /.well-known/ agent files, an AI-discovery DNS lookup, and a missing-page probe. Capped multi-page deep scans are on the roadmap.
Will blocking AI crawlers hurt me?
If your robots.txt blocks crawlers like GPTBot, ClaudeBot, or PerplexityBot, those AI answer engines can’t read or cite your content — so you disappear from AI answers. Bot Appétit flags when that’s happening, and caps the verdict at “Undercooked” no matter how good the rest of the page is: a site AI can’t read isn’t ready for AI, however tidy its markup.
Can I track how my score changes over time?
Yes — every scan of the same page is kept, so the results show a history of that exact URL with the score change between each one. Scan a page again after making a fix and you can see whether it moved the number, and which category moved it. There’s no signup and nothing to set up; the history builds itself as you scan.
Can I share my results, or come back to them later?
Yes — every scan gets its own permanent link you can copy, bookmark, or send to a client or developer. It opens the full report for anyone with the link, no signup needed, and it always shows that scan exactly as it was on the day — including the performance measured at the time, not today’s. Every scan in your history has its own link too, so you can share a past result as easily as the latest one.
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