Check if AI search can understand and cite your website.

Back up before patching

Before applying any AI CiteReady repair patch, take a current backup of the live website files and keep a rollback copy. A scan can point out weak signals, but the patch should not overwrite newer live work.

Apply one patch at a time, check the page still loads, confirm the expected text or schema is present, then rescan before moving to the next repair.

What this tool is good for

Use it before asking Google, Bing, ChatGPT or Perplexity to understand a page. It finds blocked crawlers, missing schema, weak trust signals and pages that bury the main answer.

What it does not promise

No tool can guarantee a citation or ranking. This scanner improves the basics that make a page clearer, safer to crawl and easier to cite.

Why trust the scan

AI CiteReady checks public pages only, shows the signals it found, keeps recent scans in the browser and turns weak areas into plain repair suggestions instead of hiding the method behind a sales call.

Use it for small websites

The first version is made for owners, retirees, trades, local services and small publishers who need practical repairs without a full SEO platform.

Need Google SEO checks too?

AI CiteReady focuses on whether AI search and answer engines can understand and cite a page. Its sister tool, SEO SiteReady, checks the Google SEO basics such as titles, descriptions, headings, crawl signals, internal links, trust signals and structured data.