Is your site findable by Google, Bing and ChatGPT?
Type your domain. We read robots.txt and your sitemap, then request your home page once as Googlebot, Bingbot and the AI search crawlers. You get one line per engine and the next step. We never claim a page is indexed: only each engine's own data says that.
What this checks
- robots.txt: whether it blocks Googlebot, Bingbot, OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot or Claude-SearchBot, and whether it has a Sitemap: line.
- Your sitemap: whether it loads, how many URLs it lists and whether the lastmod dates are real.
- A live request to your home page as each crawler, because a firewall can refuse a crawler that robots.txt allows.
- One next step per engine, in the order that unblocks it.
What this cannot show
Whether a page is indexed, shown in results or cited by an assistant. Only Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools and your server log show that. Indexed and shown: not measured here.
See a real result
Results for public sites we do not own:
Does this tell me whether Google has indexed my pages?
No. Whether a page is indexed or shown is known only to the engine: Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools show it, and your server log shows which AI crawlers read which pages. This check covers what can be read from outside: access and discovery.
Why Bing for ChatGPT?
ChatGPT search draws largely on Bing's results, so a site Bing has not found is much harder for ChatGPT to answer from. Googlebot and Bingbot are the two crawlers that decide whether the big engines can find you at all.
Does a clean result make me rank higher?
No. It removes the common reasons a site is missing, a blocked crawler or an undiscovered sitemap. Ranking and citation depend on the content and on other sites linking to you.