See your page as ChatGPT & Perplexity see it

What this tool checks

This check shows the exact text an AI crawler reads when it fetches your page without running JavaScript, plus whether the page is blocked and whether citation bots like GPTBot and PerplexityBot are allowed in. AI answer engines quote from that raw, server-rendered text — not from what your browser shows after scripts run — so if your key content only appears with JavaScript, or your robots.txt blocks the bots, you simply can't be cited.

What it looks at

No-JavaScript text

The content present in the raw HTML before scripts run; AI bots rarely execute JS, so this is all they actually read.

Client-side rendering gap

Content that scripts draw in the browser looks empty to a crawler and never makes it into a citation.

robots.txt AI-bot rules

The allow/disallow lines for GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended; a Disallow means zero chance of being cited.

Page block signals

A non-200 HTTP status that stops the bot from fetching the page at all, or a noindex directive — a meta tag or an X-Robots-Tag header — that keeps an already-fetched page out of the index and out of answers.

Distinct AI user agents

Answer engines crawl under their own user agents, not Googlebot, so each must be permitted separately in robots.txt.

Visible-vs-raw text parity

Whether your key answer actually sits in the fetched text or is hidden behind JavaScript and interactions.

How to use it

1. Paste your page URL and run the fetch to see the exact no-JavaScript text an AI bot reads.
2. Review the flagged blocks — the robots.txt rules for GPTBot/ClaudeBot/PerplexityBot and any noindex signals.
3. Fix the gaps: serve your key answer in the server-rendered HTML and open access to the citation bots.

Frequently asked questions