Why this matters
The website was built for people — not for machines.
A website can look excellent and still be unreadable for an AI system: because the crawlers are locked out, because nowhere does it say in machine-readable form what the company does, or because the copy sounds nice but answers no question. AI systems do not cite mood. They cite statements.
What we do for you
How it works
Four steps, in this order. Each ends with something you can see.
Check
We first measure what the AI systems actually see of your website — and what blocks them.
Clear the technology
Crawler permissions, structured data, llms.txt, clean page titles. This takes effect within a few weeks.
Rewrite content
Self-presentation becomes answers. Every important page answers a real customer question — clearly enough that an AI can cite it.
Measure again
The same measurement as at the start. So you see what has changed instead of having to believe it.
What you end up with
No concept paper, but results you can check.
- AI systems are allowed to and can read your website
- Machine-readable details on company, services and location
- Content that works as an answer and can be cited
- A follow-up measurement that proves the difference
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to rebuild my website for this?
In most cases not. If the technical basis is fine, we keep working on the existing website. Whether a rebuild is worthwhile we tell you after the analysis — honestly, even if the answer is "not necessary".
How long until something changes?
Technical measures take effect within a few weeks, as soon as the AI systems re-read the site. Content changes and building trust signals take several months in our experience.
Does my website really block AI crawlers?
This happens more often than you would think — often unintentionally, through a default setting of the site builder or a security plugin. The free quick check shows you in seconds whether this applies to you.