Access and crawlability
Does the website respond? We check HTTPS, bot blocks, login barriers and content that requires JavaScript.
Free AI Accessibility Check
We check whether AI systems can find, read and interpret your website. Your free summary opens here, with your score, comparisons and detected platforms.
The check examines the website’s public technical signals. Your report includes the overall result and a breakdown of these areas.
Does the website respond? We check HTTPS, bot blocks, login barriers and content that requires JavaScript.
We check access rules for individual AI crawlers: which are allowed and which are blocked.
We look for llms.txt, its variants and other AI files or interfaces. Their presence does not guarantee that models use them.
We check schema.org data describing the organization, products, articles and other website entities.
We inspect sitemaps, canonical URLs, languages and feeds: signals that help identify the right pages.
We examine headings, readable text, direct answers, lists, tables and freshness signals.
We look for company information, contact details and public references that help identify the website’s publisher.
We measure server response: delays and timeouts can prevent crawlers from reading content.
THE CHECK IN CONTEXT
Free AI Accessibility Check assesses your website’s technical accessibility: it is just one of the many analyses DelveDeep uses to assess a brand’s visibility in large language model (LLM) answers. An accessible website is a starting point; a high score does not guarantee that your brand will be cited or recommended.
Crawler access, robots.txt, sitemaps, content and structured data.
We identify CMS, ecommerce and other technologies: knowing the platform helps DelveDeep prepare a more effective action plan.
A comparison of technical scores when a sufficient, comparable sample exists.
To assess brand visibility, DelveDeep also analyzes LLM answers: whether and how the brand is mentioned, which sources are cited, how it compares with competitors and how these signals change over time.
A point-in-time technical check, not a certification. Results reflect resources reachable at the time of analysis.