Being invisible to Google is a solved problem most sites still get wrong in small ways. Being invisible to ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity is newer, less understood, and increasingly expensive. Tell us your domain and someone here will go through your site by hand against the checklist below, then email you what they found — what's broken, what it costs you, and what we'd fix first.
That's the only required field. An email address so we know where to send the findings, and optionally a line about what's worrying you.
Not a script. Someone at LATYNEX opens your site and works through every item on the list below by hand, because the judgement calls — whether your offer is actually legible to a machine, whether your structured data describes what you really do — are not things a checker can answer.
In plain language: what we found, what it means for you, and what we'd fix first. Usually within a few working days. No call required, no obligation, and we'll tell you if the answer is that your site is basically fine.
Here is the full list, so you know exactly what you're asking for. Nothing is held back until you submit — if you'd rather work through it yourself, that's a legitimate outcome and this list is genuinely all of it.
Free. A domain and an email — nothing else. We don't contact your site when you submit this; a person opens it later and works through the list above.
Most of these items could be checked by software, and eventually some will be. But the ones that matter most — whether an AI assistant can tell what you sell and to whom, whether your entity signals actually resolve to you, whether your structured data describes the real business — need a person to read the site and form a view. We'd rather start with the useful version and automate the mechanical parts later than ship a fast checker that tells you your title tags are 58 characters.
Nothing touches your site at the moment you press the button. There's no request to your server, no crawler queued, no automated retrieval of any kind. Your domain is written down and a person opens it later, the same way a visitor would.
They're different systems with different rules, and a robots.txt written for Google in 2019 frequently blocks OAI-SearchBot, GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot without anyone deciding that. Sometimes blocking them is the right call — that's a business decision. What's not a good position is blocking them by accident and not knowing.
A site that renders its content entirely in the browser can look perfect to you and be substantially empty to something reading the HTML. Google handles this better than it used to; AI crawlers often don't handle it at all. It's the single most common reason a good-looking site is invisible where it matters.
It isn't a full SEO audit, a keyword or ranking report, a backlink analysis, a performance/Core Web Vitals report, or a competitor comparison. It's a focused review of whether machines can reach, read and understand your site. If what you need is one of the other things, we'll say so rather than pretending this covered it.
No. Nothing runs against your site when you submit the form. A person at LATYNEX opens it, works through the published checklist by hand, and writes up what they found. We're saying that plainly because a lot of tools describe the same thing as an "instant scan" and it isn't one.
Usually within a few working days. We'd rather say that than promise a number of hours we might miss — a person does this around other work.
Yes. No card, no upsell gate, no paid tier hidden behind it. We're doing these free because we want to learn which reviews people actually want before building anything more automated.
A written review by email covering what we found against each relevant item on the checklist, what it means in practice, and a short prioritised list of what we'd fix first. Plain language, not a dump of raw output.
A domain and an email address. Nothing else — no name, no company, no phone number. If there's something specific worrying you, there's an optional box for it, and it does help.
No. Everything on the checklist is visible from the outside. We don't ask for logins, admin access, Search Console or analytics — and you shouldn't hand those to anyone on the strength of a free review.
Yes — OAI-SearchBot, GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot specifically, plus what your robots.txt actually permits versus what you probably intended. Blocking them can be a perfectly sound decision; doing it by accident usually isn't.
The request goes to the same place every other LATYNEX enquiry goes, and a human reads it. We use your email to send the findings. There's no drip sequence and no list you're quietly added to.