Sited checks whether AI search tools like ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Perplexity and Bing Copilot can find, read and cite your website. Enter a URL for a free AI Visibility Scorecard in under two minutes, or pay $50 once for a full report. The report scores six audit dimensions and gives prioritised fixes with impact ratings in PDF and Markdown. It suits founders, small marketing teams and people who built their sites with AI builders.

• Free AI visibility scorecard: Enter your URL and get a score out of 100 with a breakdown and strengths in under two minutes. You don't need an account or a card.
• Six-dimension full report: The report covers AI crawlability, schema and structured data, citability signals, platform-specific analysis, brand mention intelligence and technical GEO, so you can see exactly where your site falls short.
• Platform-by-platform scoring: Visibility is scored separately for each AI platform. You can see where you show up in ChatGPT but not in Perplexity, for example.
• Prioritized action plan: Fixes are grouped into quick wins for this week, improvements for this month and strategic work for this quarter. Each one comes with an estimated score impact.
• Evidence labeling: Recommendations are marked as evidence-backed, experimental or unsupported, with reference to Google's AI optimization guidance. That helps you avoid spending time on tactics nobody has proven.
• Agent readiness section: Every full report includes an experimental check of how well AI agents can act on your site. It looks at structured navigation, documentation, API discoverability and machine-readable policies.
• PDF and Markdown delivery: You can hand the Markdown report straight to AI builders like Lovable, Replit or Cursor. You can also follow platform-specific steps for WordPress, Wix or Shopify.
• Confidence levels and methodology: Each finding has a confidence level and a business impact. An appendix explains what was checked, what wasn't, and how the score works.

• Low, one-time cost: The full audit costs $50 with no subscription.
• Free starting point: You can run the scorecard twice a month without signing up. That lets you judge your baseline before you spend anything.
• Actionable output: Findings come with recommended actions, impact estimates and a time-based roadmap, not just a score.
• Honest about uncertain tactics: Experimental signals like llms.txt are labelled and kept out of the main score, so your priorities rest on documented guidance.
• Ready for AI builders: The Markdown report format makes it easy to paste fixes into tools like Cursor or Lovable and apply them quickly.
• Transparent sample report: You can read a real, unedited sample report before you buy.

• Point-in-time audit, not monitoring: Sited gives you a snapshot instead of an always-on dashboard. Teams that need daily tracking or trend data over time will need a continuous monitoring platform.
• Limited benchmarking: Sited itself says competitors are better for ongoing benchmarking. If you need regular competitor tracking, that may be a gap.
• Limited features for agencies and large teams: There are no team workspaces or multi-site dashboards on the site. Agencies or large brands managing many properties may find it narrow.

• Founder sanity check: A startup founder wants to know whether ChatGPT and Perplexity mention their product at all. A free scorecard shows the baseline, and the $50 report explains what blocks citations.
• Fixing an AI-built website: You built your site with Lovable or Replit and aren't sure AI crawlers can read it. Hand the Markdown report to your builder, apply the fixes, and re-run the free scan.
• Small marketing team planning: A two-person marketing team needs a clear GEO to-do list without a monthly contract. The prioritised action plan helps them split work into weekly, monthly and quarterly tasks.
• WordPress, Wix or Shopify cleanup: A store owner on Shopify wants better schema and crawlability. Platform-specific steps guide them through changes without hiring an agency.
• Before committing to a subscription: A team weighing tools like Profound runs a one-off Sited audit first. They learn the size of the gap before paying for continuous monitoring.
• Preparing for AI agents: A SaaS company wants to know whether AI agents can find its docs, APIs and policies. The Agent Readiness section gives an early, indicative read.