AI Crawler Checker

Precise, genuinely useful explanation of training versus retrieval crawlers, though it is a narrow free tool inside an SEO audit suite.

Suggestion: Show a sample result table directly under the input so visitors see per-crawler allow or block output before testing.

The training-versus-retrieval explanation is useful, and the free diagnostic has a plausible role within SearchVitals' paid audit business.

Suggestion: Place a sample result beneath the input showing robots.txt decisions separately from server, CDN, and rendering checks.

Delivers immediate technical value by clearly explaining the critical distinction between AI training crawlers and live retrieval agents in robots.txt.

Suggestion: Fix the dark blue highlight styling on 'robots.txt' in the hero subheadline and 'GEO & AI Search Diagnostic' badge so the text is legible against the dark background.

The retrieval-versus-training explanation is exceptionally useful, though this is a narrow diagnostic rather than ongoing AI visibility measurement.

Suggestion: Add a sample results screen showing each crawler's status, triggering robots.txt rule and recommended correction.

The training versus retrieval crawler distinction is expert and clearly explained, but this is one narrow diagnostic, not visibility tracking.

Suggestion: Add an example result showing blocked and allowed agents with the exact robots.txt fix a user should apply.

Precisely explains the retrieval-versus-training crawler split and funnels free checks into paid SearchVitals audits.

Suggestion: Show a sample crawler-result output for a well-known domain right under the input field.

The training-versus-retrieval crawler distinction is genuinely educational and not explained this well elsewhere.

Suggestion: Add a visual result preview showing what the checker output looks like, as the page is all text with no product screenshot.

The retrieval-versus-training crawler explanation is specific and genuinely useful, but the page is text-heavy and never shows a sample result.

Suggestion: Show one example crawler-check result above the long explainer so visitors see the actual output before entering their domain.

The training-versus-retrieval crawler explanation is genuinely educational and gives the free tool real credibility as a funnel into paid audits.

Suggestion: Show a sample result screen with per-crawler verdicts on the page, so visitors know what the check returns before entering a domain.

The retrieval-vs-training distinction is explained with uncommon clarity, and the tool is backed by an active open-source repo.

Suggestion: Show the exact robots.txt lines that were read on the result page so users can paste the fix into their own file with confidence.