geo-crawlers

To check if AI crawlers are blocked, analyze your robots.txt file for user-agent allowances and blockers across Tier 1-3 crawlers. This analysis also evaluates meta robots tags and HTTP headers to generate a complete access report and an AI visibility score.

An AI crawler access report maps crawler permissions by evaluating robots.txt, meta robots, and HTTP headers. It determines which AI crawlers are allowed or blocked across Tier 1-3 levels, providing a structured scoring system and actionable recommendations for safe deployment.

Run a crawler access analysis against your domain to audit AI crawler permissions. The process evaluates robots.txt, meta robots tags, and X-Robots-Tag headers, producing a repeatable report with an AI visibility score to monitor changes over time.

Yes, the crawler visibility analysis checks meta robots tags and X-Robots-Tag HTTP headers to override or reinforce site policies. It enforces consistent checks for AI-specific files and JS rendering considerations to ensure safe deployment.

JS rendering considerations affect AI crawler access because dynamically loaded content may not be visible to all crawlers. The analysis enforces consistent checks for JS rendering and AI-specific files to identify potential safety risks and ensure accurate visibility scoring.

To improve AI visibility safely, use the analysis report's actionable recommendations based on your AI visibility score. The report evaluates robots.txt blocks and HTTP header policies across Tier 1-3 crawlers, providing structured guidance to maximize visibility while preserving control.