Which AI bots should a website allow?
That depends on the business policy. Search crawling, AI training, and user-triggered retrieval are different use cases and should be reviewed separately.
Public evidence
The tool reads the public response and shows what it measured.
No account required
Use the free check before deciding whether a full audit is useful.
Next step
Move from one signal to a complete SEO, GEO, and AEO audit.
What this tool checks
A focused answer from the public website response.
Review explicit robots.txt access rules for major AI and search crawlers.
Named AI crawler directives
Search crawler directives
Conflicting or broad access rules
What you get
Enough evidence to choose the next step.
See explicit bot permissions
Find accidental AI crawler blocks
Review policy consistency
FAQ
Can this checker prove that every AI system will use my site?
No. It reports the public rules your site exposes. Each provider decides how its crawlers and products behave.
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