TWO DIFFERENT QUESTIONSReady to be read.
Chosen in the answer.
Technical readiness and measured visibility belong together. They answer different questions, and we keep that distinction clear.
Live now · FreeGEO readiness
Can your site be crawled, parsed, and understood? Get a technical benchmark based on the public content your homepage actually serves.
- Permissions for 8 AI crawler tokens
- JSON-LD entities and identity signals
- llms.txt manifest and full-text link
- Heading structure and visible content signals
Run a readiness audit ↗Coming soonShare of Model
How often do AI answers name your brand? A planned panel will compare brand mentions across 50 prompts and 6 answer engines.
- ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity
- Meta AI, Grok, and DeepSeek
- Per-engine visibility grades
- Measured mentions across a fixed prompt panel
Coming in a later release. These measurements do not run today.
THE DETAILS MATTERKnow what you’re measuring.
Clear definitions, clear limits, and no visibility claims hiding inside a readiness score.
01What does the free readiness audit measure?
The audit fetches your public homepage, robots.txt, and llms.txt. It applies the Gold v2 rubric to crawler permissions, structured entities, manifest availability, page structure, and visible trust and service language. It is a technical readiness benchmark, not a measurement of AI mentions.
02Is readiness the same as Share of Model?
No. Readiness checks whether your site presents crawlable, parseable, citable content. Share of Model measures how often AI answers name your brand across a fixed prompt panel. A readiness score of 100 does not prove that an AI engine recommends or cites your brand.
03Which AI engines will Share of Model cover?
Share of Model is coming soon. The planned panel covers 50 prompts across 6 engines: ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Meta AI, Grok, and DeepSeek. This release does not query these engines or produce per-engine visibility grades.
04Does an allowed crawler guarantee access?
No. The crawler checks evaluate robots.txt permissions for the homepage. Firewalls, bot protection, authentication, and an engine’s own policies can still prevent retrieval. An allowed result is a declared permission, not evidence of a successful visit by that crawler.
05Can I save an audit or have the issues fixed?
Audits are free and run without an account. Saved audits and audit history are planned for a later release. For implementation services, Top Tier Presence can help fix crawler access, structured data, and content issues identified by an audit.