GazeRank
Website health and AI search visibility in one scan.
Strong SEO doesn't mean AI can find you.
Most audit tools will tell you your title tag is too long. None tell you whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot or PerplexityBot can actually reach your pages. And every scan ends the same way: 50, 100, sometimes 200+ findings, and no idea where to start.
GazeRank does two things:
Checks website health and AI search visibility in one scan
Shows you the top 3-5 priority fixes that matter most, instead of dumping a giant report on you
Try it free, no signup needed for the first scan: https://www.gazerank.com/
What it checks
SEO, performance, accessibility, technical health, security, content quality, structured data, DNS trust, and AI search readiness for ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini (crawler access, structured data, llms.txt, content structure and more).
The priority fixes, ranked
Each priority card shows:
Why it's #1, #2, #3 and so on
Impact, time to fix, and who owns it (SEO, content, developer)
The affected page
A concrete fix
A Verify this fix button, plus Send to developer if it's not your job
It also flags quick wins you can finish in one sitting. The remaining findings are available after a free signup.
Verify the fix
The workflow is Scan → Prioritize → Fix → Verify → Monitor.
Make the change, click verify, and find out: "Did I actually fix it?"
Issues tagged Automated verification (a missing title, a missing security header, a blocked crawler) are re-checked automatically.
Issues tagged Needs developer, or that require judgment, aren't pretended away by an automated check. They're clearly separated for human review.
There's also a PDF export, shareable reports, and a Chrome extension for instant audits while browsing.
Feedback I'd love
Run a scan on your own site and tell me:
Did the top fixes feel right, or did it miss something obvious?
Where does the report still feel overwhelming?
Did the verify step help you get from finding an issue to fixing it?
Run a scan at gazerank.com and drop your URL in the comments. I'll look at the results with you.
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