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AI Search Readiness Check
See whether your public foundation is clear enough for Google and AI systems to reach, identify, and understand.
The AI Search Readiness Check is SEO Informatica's free review of whether a business is technically accessible, clearly identified, and consistently presented — the conditions Google and AI systems need before they can surface it.
Run the Free CheckWhat the check reviews
The check looks at three dimensions: Technical accessibility · Entity clarity · Brand clarity.
Is the important information available for systems to reach? We review whether key public pages are accessible and whether obvious barriers leave useful business facts hidden, broken, or difficult to follow. Accessibility is the entry condition — information that cannot be reached cannot be considered.
Is the business identified clearly? We review whether the website explains who you are, what you do, who you serve, and where you operate. This reduces guesswork and helps distinguish the business from similarly named companies or broader categories.
Is the business presented consistently? We review whether its core facts, offers, locations, descriptions, and available proof agree across the website and relevant public sources. Consistency does not require identical wording everywhere — it requires the important facts to describe the same recognizable business.
What the check is not
The check measures readiness — it is NOT proof that the business currently appears in AI answers, and a strong result does not guarantee a mention.
It does not establish what ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, or Google AI Overviews will say for every prompt, location, or moment in time. It does not guarantee rankings, citations, leads, recommendations, or future visibility.
The check answers a narrower and more useful first question: are the basic public conditions in place, and where are the clearest gaps?
For the wider distinction between readiness and actual visibility, read AI SEO.
How it works for you
Provide the website address and a small amount of identifying information. We review publicly available information only.
Your result is prepared and sent by email within 2 business days: a short plain-language readiness note covering the three dimensions — what looks sound, the clearest gaps, and one suggested next step. Every note is reviewed by the senior lead before it goes out.
Use the result to see which conditions appear sound and which deserve attention. You can act on the gaps yourself, discuss them with us, or stop there. Submitting the check does not commit you to further work.
What to do with the result
A gap does not automatically mean the business needs a new website.
A focused correction may be enough. An already-sound site may be ready for Ongoing Growth. A thin or confusing foundation may need broader work through our website services.
The free Clarity Call decides the right move before anything is scoped — and it may also confirm that the foundation is fine and no website change is needed. The call is 30 minutes, and we send a written recommendation note within two business days.
Safe to run
The check uses public information only.
We do not need passwords, analytics access, Search Console access, account permissions, or anything installed on the website. Nothing is changed on the site.
Submitting the check does not place you into a pressure sequence. Your email is used to deliver the result and respond if you choose to continue. We do not chase you afterward.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. There is no charge to submit the check or receive the result.
No. It means the business appears to have stronger readiness conditions. It does not prove that the business is currently being mentioned, cited, or recommended — and it does not guarantee a future mention.
One or more conditions are unclear, inconsistent, or difficult to access. Those gaps are usually fixable. A weak result is not a judgment on the quality of the business itself — it shows the public foundation may not yet represent the business clearly enough.
No. We review public information only. No passwords, account access, website permissions, or installation are required.
Start with the website as it appears today. The result should make the next question clearer — without turning a readiness review into a promise it cannot support.
Run the Free CheckAlready know something feels blocked — or do not have a website yet?
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