Is your website ready for the AI-driven web?
Enter a public address and GapSure will fetch the page, its robots.txt, its sitemap and its llms.txt, then report what an AI crawler, a search engine and an autonomous agent can actually do with what they find.
What this scan checks
Twenty-one checks across five areas. Every result comes from a document fetched from your site during the scan, and the report lists exactly which ones were read.
AI & agent access
Whether ten named AI crawlers — the ones behind ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Apple Intelligence — are allowed to fetch the page, evaluated against your robots.txt the way those crawlers evaluate it. Plus your sitemap, your indexing directives and whether an llms.txt exists.
Machine readability
Whether structured data is present and parses, whether the page's words exist in the HTML the server sends or only appear after JavaScript runs, and whether the heading structure gives a machine an outline it can use. Broken markup is reported separately from missing markup.
Business identity
Whether an assistant could state who you are, where you work, when you are open and how to reach you — from the page alone, without a human reading it. This is what decides whether you appear when someone asks an assistant to find a contractor nearby.
Trust, security and foundations
HTTPS and the five standard security response headers, plus the basics that still decide a great deal: title, description, viewport, language, image alt text, and how heavy and slow the document is.
What it does not do
How we treat the sites you scan. GapSure requests a small number of public documents, identifies itself as GapSureReadinessBot, obeys a size cap and a timeout, and refuses addresses that resolve to private or internal networks. Scan addresses are not stored unless you choose to send them with a consultation request.