Can AI understand your website?
One score out of 100 for how ready a page is for AI assistants: whether crawlers can reach it, whether it says something worth quoting, whether it's clear who you are and why to trust you. Free for any website, and checked every week for yours.
Four questions, 25 points each
Findable: can AI crawlers reach and read the page? Quotable: does it say something worth quoting? Understandable: is it clear what you offer and for whom? Trustworthy: are there signs that you're real? The score over time shows whether your fixes count.
- Your homepage and up to four key pages: pricing, about, product, FAQ
- Scanned every Sunday and on request
- How the AI read your page, in its own words
Every lost point says what to do
Each check shows what Echo found and what to change. Checks that lose two points or more become actions, and when a later scan passes the check, Echo marks the action done.
- What works, and what to fix first
- Every check by category, with its points
- No duplicates with the weekly website check
Questions, answered.
Is the score really free?
Yes. Enter any website at echo-aeo.com/score and you get the full report in under a minute, on a page you can share. Echo customers get their own pages re-checked every week, with the history.
What does the scan read?
The page itself, plus robots.txt, the sitemap and llms.txt. One short AI call judges what a rule can't: whether the text is quotable and the positioning clear.
My website blocks automated visits. What happens?
Echo tells you so instead of guessing: a page that can't be read by a polite crawler probably can't be read by an AI crawler either, which is the first thing to fix.