SeekinWeb

SeekinWeb checks if AI assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity can actually read and cite your website. It scans your site against eight specific signals that affect whether AI agents can discover and use your content, then scores you from 0 to 100 with concrete recommendations for improvement.

The problem it addresses is a shift in how people find information. Traditional SEO optimizes for Google's ranking algorithm. But AI assistants now guide purchasing decisions, answer questions, and recommend services directly. Most websites were built for search engines that index and rank pages, not for AI agents that need to read and comprehend them. SeekinWeb fills that gap by measuring what it calls agential visibility.

The eight signals it checks cover technical and content factors. It looks at whether your site works without JavaScript, because many AI crawlers don't execute scripts. It checks if AI-specific bots like GPTBot, ClaudeBot, and PerplexityBot are blocked in your robots.txt. It evaluates structured data through schema.org and JSON-LD markup. It examines semantic HTML hierarchy, metadata completeness, site performance, the presence of an llms.txt file, and sitemap availability. Each factor gets weighted, with JavaScript-free readability carrying the heaviest weight.

After a scan, you get a prioritized list of fixes sorted by impact. The tool also generates an llms.txt file ready for you to publish, which is an emerging standard for telling AI models about your site. Reports come with shareable permanent links, so you can track progress over time or show results to a client.

The audience is website owners and agencies concerned about AI-driven traffic. If you've noticed AI assistants citing competitors but not you, or if you're preparing for a future where AI referrals matter as much as search rankings, this is built for that. The tool is Spanish-first, designed for Hispanic markets rather than translated from English, though it works for any site.

Pricing runs across four tiers. A free scan covers your homepage with a basic report. At nine dollars you get a deep scan of up to 25 pages with prioritized fixes. The Pro tier at nineteen dollars monthly adds five-domain monitoring, alerts when scores drop, competitor comparisons, and an AI-ready badge. Agency pricing at ninety-nine dollars monthly covers 20 domains with white-label reports and automatic audits.

Where SeekinWeb differs from traditional SEO tools is the focus on emerging signals. It doesn't care about keyword density or backlinks. It cares about whether an AI agent can parse your site and cite it accurately. That's a narrower problem, but one that existing tools mostly ignore.