Twelve tools in one platform. Find what keeps you out of search results and AI answers, fix it, and track the change.
What keeps your pages or your business out of Google and AI answers.
We read your page and run each check: titles, speed, links, schema, mobile and indexability. Each comes back passed or failed, then you get your site health score.
Your pages go to Google. Five are indexed and two are left out, and we show the reason behind it: thin content.
AI crawlers come to read your site. Your robots.txt and firewall let five in and block one, and you see exactly which.
A customer's question goes to an AI with live web search, the way ChatGPT search answers it. You see who it recommends: here three competitors are named and your business is not.
Your raw server log is read line by line. Every AI crawler is sorted out by bot, and a fake bot pretending to be GPTBot is caught.
Each visitor that claims to be a crawler is checked against the IP list its company publishes. Four are real; one fake GPTBot is not on OpenAI's list.
Ready-made fixes, applied where they can be.
IndexPedia writes each file your site needs (robots.txt, llms.txt, sitemap, schema and titles) and packs them into a kit you copy in.
A title that is too long and a missing description are rewritten on your live page, then Google, Bing and AI tools read the fixed version. No code changed.
Your business profile (name, rating, hours and address) is published as a page with full schema. Google finds it through the sitemap and IndexNow sends it to Bing, Yandex, Seznam, Naver and Yep at once.
You update a page and it goes to Bing, Yandex, Seznam, Naver and Yep at once, in under a second, instead of waiting weeks for a crawl.
Proof that things are changing, week by week.
AI crawlers visit your site through the day and every visit is counted per bot: GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Perplexity, Googlebot, Bingbot and Applebot.
Every week the same customer questions go to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude. In week 1 only one names you; by week 2 three do, and you see the change.
Most audit tools find problems in pages. IndexPedia also covers AI search and fixes what it finds.
| What you get | IndexPedia | Typical SEO audit tool |
|---|---|---|
| Checks pages the way Google sees them | Yes | Yes |
| Tests access for ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude crawlers | Yes | Rarely |
| Records real AI crawler visits, verified by IP | Yes | No |
| Asks AI assistants whether they recommend you | Yes | Rarely |
| Writes the fix files (robots.txt, llms.txt, schema) | Yes | No |
| Applies fixes on live pages without code | Yes | No |
| Sends new pages to Bing through IndexNow | Yes | Sometimes |
| Groups Google indexing problems into patterns | Yes | Sometimes |
The site scan, AI Visibility Check, Log Analyzer, Bot checker, Fix Kit, IndexNow submissions and AI crawler tracking are free. Auto-fix and Google Search Console data come with Pro and Agency. The AI Profile is $49 once and AI Monitoring is $19 a month.
Learn more →No. Every finding is explained in plain words with the fix. Uploading a file or pasting a snippet is the most technical step, and the tutorials show exactly where to click.
Learn more →Yes. The AI Visibility Check, AI Profile and AI Monitoring work with just your business name, city and what you do, with or without a website.
Learn more →Yes. Scans, IndexNow, the Fix Kit and tracking work with any site. Auto-fix and the tracking snippet run on PHP sites, which includes WordPress.
Learn more →Just your domain. We find the pages Google is likely to skip. About 10 seconds.
