Check whether AI assistants can crawl, understand, summarize, and cite your product. SEOBolt audits llms.txt, bot rules, entity schema, metadata, pricing context, and comparison pages as first-class crawler issues.
Crawler-backed checks, not marketing copy: audits now emit AI Search issues into dashboard reports, fix plans, REST API responses, and MCP tools.
Fetch robots.txt, llms.txt, sitemap, and the homepage.
Check AI crawler access, entity clarity, and answer-ready context.
Generate exact changes for llms.txt, schema, metadata, and copy gaps.
Run the audit again after your agent applies the changes.
Traditional SEO still matters, but AI search adds new failure modes: blocked AI crawlers, missing entity context, thin llms.txt files, and pages that answer engines cannot cite. SEOBolt reports those as first-class audit issues with fix templates.
# Product
> One-line summary of what you do
## Core Features
- Feature with canonical URL
## Pricing
- Free, Starter, Pro, Business
## API and MCP
- Install, endpoints, tools
## Use Cases
- Agencies, founders, developers
## Comparisons
- Alternatives and vs pagesA thin llms.txt is not enough; the file needs product, pricing, docs, use-case, and comparison context.
If AI crawlers cannot reach your public pages, answer engines have less reliable context to cite.
SEOBolt turns missing context into snippets and checklist items that a coding agent can apply.
An LLM SEO audit checks /llms.txt existence and depth, AI crawler permissions in robots.txt, Schema.org entity metadata, open graph summaries, crawlable pricing/features, and answer engine citation readiness across ChatGPT Search, Claude, and Perplexity.
A well-structured /llms.txt file gives AI answer engines concise canonical links to core features, pricing tiers, API/MCP docs, use cases, and product comparisons so AI assistants can accurately cite and recommend your platform.
SEOBolt generates structured fix plans with copy snippets, robots.txt directives, and Schema.org metadata. AI coding agents can consume these fix plans via SEOBolt's MCP server to patch repository code directly.
Check your homepage for AI search access, llms.txt quality, crawler rules, structured data, Open Graph, canonical tags, and the first fixes to apply.
Run the audit