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title: "Free Find-Me Scan — what Google and AI can read on your site"
description: "A free, no-email self-serve scan: enter your domain and get a dated report of what machines can read on your homepage. Raw no-JavaScript word count, Schema.org JSON-LD presence and types, llms.txt status, robots.txt AI-crawler policy, and title/meta. The same checks a paid find-me audit starts with. Nothing is stored."
source: https://sukisong.com/scan/
updated: 2026-09-28
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# Free Find-Me Scan — what Google and AI can read on your site

The Find-Me Scan reads your homepage the way most AI crawlers do, from raw HTML with no JavaScript execution, and returns a dated report card of five checks. It is free, requires no email, and stores nothing.

## What it measures

- Readable content without JavaScript: the raw-HTML word count. Google renders JavaScript; most AI crawlers do not, so a JS-rendered site can be visible to Google and empty to assistants. The report says which case you are.
- Structured data: whether the homepage carries Schema.org JSON-LD, and which @types.
- llms.txt: whether an AI-readable index answers at the site root (an emerging convention, cheap to add).
- AI-crawler policy: what robots.txt says to GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, and CCBot. Deliberate, absent, or accidentally blocking.
- Title and meta description: the two lines every crawler reads first.

## What it is not

One page, read once. It is a reading of your front door, not a full audit. The paid find-me audit walks every page, validates the schema graph, and returns a written fix list. The same checks are also published as run-them-yourself Terminal commands in the guide "What AI actually sees on your website": https://sukisong.com/guides/what-ai-sees-on-your-site/

Run it at https://sukisong.com/scan/. If the scan comes back clean, you did not need me. If it does not: https://sukisong.com/get-found/