SYDNEY - s4story -- Caybas Digital, a Sydney based marketing consultancy, has released a free site check that tells business owners whether Google and the AI search engines can read, index and cite their website.

The check reads a site's home page and up to four linked pages and reports six results, each a pass, a warning or a fail with one plain sentence:
- whether AI crawlers are allowed in;
- whether the business is described in structured data;
- whether pages are indexable with a single canonical address;
- Core Web Vitals from real visitors;
- whether an llms.txt file is published;
- whether pages open with a direct answer that an AI engine can quote;

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The findings are emailed within minutes. There is no cost and no call.

The check exists because of a pattern the consultancy sees in audits: a growing share of searches now end in an AI-generated answer rather than a list of links, and many small business websites are invisible to those answers for reasons that take an hour to fix. The most common is a robots.txt file or a firewall that blocks the crawlers ChatGPT and Perplexity use, often set years ago without anyone knowing.

"A plumber whose site blocks GPTBot does not appear when someone asks ChatGPT for a plumber in their suburb, and they generally have no way of knowing," said Umit Caybas, founder of Caybas Digital. "The check takes a minute and tells them. What they do about it is up to them."

The free site check is at https://caybasdigital.com.au/site-check.

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Umit Caybas, Founder
info@caybasdigital.com.au
02 7235 3807
https://caybasdigital.com.au