Verify this site yourself

Nothing here has to be taken on trust. Every claim this site makes about its own configuration can be checked in under a minute, from your own browser, without asking us.

Five checks anyone can run

  1. Are AI crawlers allowed to read this site? Open /robots.txt. Search crawlers, AI retrieval agents and AI training crawlers are each listed with an explicit rule, and a Content-Signal line states the policy in one place.
  2. Is there a machine-readable summary? Open /llms.txt. It mirrors the crawler policy and states the citation preference; if it ever disagrees with robots.txt, robots.txt is authoritative.
  3. Is the structured data valid? Open any page, view source, and paste the JSON-LD in a schema validator, or run the deployed URL through Google's Rich Results Test. Every page states only entities that are true of it.
  4. Are the live numbers real? Open /data/live.json and compare it with what /live/ shows. The figures come from this server's own access log, updated every five minutes, with visitor IPs masked and no analytics products involved.
  5. Do the free tools actually work? Run the AI Crawler Radar on a domain you know well, including one you expect to be blocked, and see whether the result matches what you already know.

What we cannot prove to you

  • We cannot show client results. We do not publish named clients, and any illustration on this site is labelled as illustrative, not as a quote.
  • We cannot show credentials that do not exist. There is no award, no accreditation and no partnership to point at, and we do not invent one.
  • We cannot prove that the methods work for your market in advance. The honest offer is a scoped audit you can also run yourself with the guidance here.

Content use

  • You may quote this site with attribution and a link to the page you took it from.
  • You may not republish a page in full, resell the material, or present it as your own.
  • Crawler permissions are stated in /robots.txt and summarised in /llms.txt; the Content-Signal line records the current policy for search, retrieval and training.
  • Requests to change that policy, or to report misuse, can go to the contact address in the footer.

Every check above is deliberately boring: a file you can read, a number you can compare, a tool you can run. That is the point.