AI Search Readiness
Website-side preparedness and deterministic technical and content signals.
Free deterministic readiness check
Review bounded public page structure and discovery signals without checking AI visibility.
This bounded public check shows supported evidence only. Review the result before making a site change.

AI Search Readiness describes whether a website presents clear, crawlable, and trustworthy signals that can help search and AI systems understand its pages and entities. It is not the same as proving that ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, or another provider currently mentions or cites the website.
Each supported result maps to observed evidence, a status, why it matters, and next-step guidance. Unavailable evidence remains not checked rather than being inferred.
Website-side preparedness and deterministic technical and content signals.
Observed mentions, citations, or answers from actual AI-provider outputs.
Readiness is website-side preparation and deterministic signals. AI visibility requires observed mentions, citations, or answers from actual providers. Pulse never treats a readiness result as live provider visibility.
1. Check
Run the current public URL.
2. Fix
Use the observed evidence to update the responsible setting.
3. Recheck
Confirm the public signal after caches or deployments settle.
Why continuous monitoring can matter
Content, templates, crawl directives, site speed, internal links, and trust signals can change. Pulse can retain ongoing website evidence and monitoring workflows according to the active package.
Save and monitor this website
Review existing public page metadata and robots directives.
Open checkerReview public robots.txt and a declared same-host sitemap.
Open checkerReview bounded public page and robots access evidence without testing named AI crawlers.
Open checkerFor agencies
Check a client website for a bounded snapshot, then use the supported Pulse workflow when the same readiness signals need to be managed across a portfolio.
GEO and AEO are useful working industry terms for generative and answer-oriented search preparation. AI Search Readiness is the practical website-level preparation that can overlap them.
It is a supporting convention for concise machine-readable guidance. It does not guarantee crawling, citations, mentions, or rankings.
This is a bounded technical snapshot. It does not call AI providers, validate llms.txt, or create a PulseWMS website record.
Use the bounded evidence above to take the next appropriate action, then return to the same public URL after a change.
Recheck this website