IndexReady

What it is

IndexReady checks whether websites built with AI tools can be read by search engines and AI crawlers. It fetches your page without running JavaScript—the way most AI crawlers work—and shows you what they see. The checker tests whether your pages have real content in the HTML, looks for leaked API keys, checks that robots.txt and sitemaps are set up correctly, and verifies status codes and canonical URLs. For each problem it finds, it provides copy-paste fix prompts you can use with your AI builder. The free check examines your homepage and linked pages; the Pro plan adds detailed fix prompts, audits up to 50 pages, and monitors your sites weekly.

Questions from the bench

Why should I use IndexReady if Google already runs JavaScript?

Google does render JavaScript, but later and less reliably than plain HTML, causing pages to take longer to index or not get indexed at all. ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and most social link previews generally don't run JavaScript at all, so IndexReady helps you ensure they can read your site.

What does Pro add compared to the free check?

The free check reads your homepage and a few linked pages. Pro adds copy-paste fix prompts for problems in Bolt, Replit, Cursor, Claude Code or Lovable, checks up to 50 pages per site, and re-checks your sites every week with email alerts about new problems.

Is there a refund policy for Pro?

Pro payments are non-refundable because you get full access right away. Run the free check first to see what IndexReady finds. Duplicate charges and charges after cancelling are refunded.

What happens to my data when I cancel my Pro subscription?

You keep Pro access through the end of your billing period, then your account reverts to the free plan. Your sites and past results remain in your account.

Do you store my website content or found API keys?

IndexReady caches each result for an hour to make repeat checks fast and publishes anonymous statistics (domain, score, which checks failed). The site content and any leaked keys are never stored permanently.