See what AI can see.
Can ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude fetch and read your website?
Checks robots.txt, indexability and structured data as a crawler sees them.
Run a store? See what crawlers get from a product page
Sample in 30 seconds
A real scan of our own site shows what you get
getmetryn.com, run on 2026-10-14. Not a mock-up: this is the scanner’s own output.
You enter an address and read the result
- Step 1
Enter an address
Any public page. No account.
- Step 2
Wait a few seconds
Metryn fetches robots.txt, headers, the sitemap and the page, like a crawler.
- Step 3
Read the result
A score, four area lights and your top three findings.
The 9 steps of every scan
- 1. Checking the address
- 2. Reading robots.txt
- 3. Fetching the page
- 4. Checking crawler access and indexability
- 5. Checking the sitemap
- 6. Checking structured data
- 7. Checking title, headings and description
- 8. Checking agent-readability signals
- 9. Compiling the result
A scan helps if you run a public site and want crawlers to read it
Open one to see what Metryn reports for it.
You run a public website that search engines and AI assistants should be able to read.
Metryn tells you: Whether your robots.txt lets the main AI and search crawlers in, and whether the page can be indexed.
You want to know if crawlers can fetch your page at all.
Metryn tells you: The HTTP status, any noindex or X-Robots-Tag, a canonical that points elsewhere, and whether content is already in the HTML or depends on JavaScript.
You changed your theme, platform or robots.txt and want a second look.
Metryn tells you: The same checks again, so you can see what is now in order and what is not.
You have a sitemap or structured data and are not sure it works.
Metryn tells you: Whether the sitemap is found and valid, and whether the JSON-LD on the page parses.
You need a list to give to the person who edits the site.
Metryn tells you: In the full report, each fix as steps with a way to verify it, plus a checklist you can copy.
Not for you if
- You want to track your rankings over time.
- You want to know whether AI assistants cite or mention your brand.
- You want to monitor what AI answers say about you.
- You want uptime monitoring or alerts when the site goes down.
Each scan checks nine technical signals
- OAI-SearchBot & GPTBot access
- PerplexityBot access
- Claude crawler policy (ClaudeBot, Claude-User, Claude-SearchBot)
- Indexability (status, noindex, X-Robots-Tag)
- Canonical consistency
- Sitemap presence & health
- Structured data (JSON-LD)
- Agent-readable Markdown negotiation
- AI readability signals (title/H1/entity clarity)
You can check one file yourself or read first
No account needed.
Free scan and complete report
Free scan
- Score and area lights
- Top 3 findings
- No account
- Evidence and fix steps
Complete report — €5.99
- Every finding and its evidence
- Fix and verification steps
- Private link and PDF
One-time payment, no subscription. Taxes are calculated at checkout.
This tool evaluates technical AI search readiness. It does not guarantee indexing, rankings, citations, recommendations, traffic, or revenue.