AI Visibility Checker

[douglaskarr]

We just launched an AI Visibility Checker, a free online tool.

What to expect: After you find your dealership and start the audit, our system inspects your robots.txt and XML sitemap, then reviews the structured data on your home page, inventory page, and a vehicle detail page. A scored report with every finding — and exactly how to close each gap — is sent to the email address you provide.

In addition to checking to ensure your site is optimized, we're going to integrate whether you actually are appearing in AI results soon.

Feedback welcome!

 

[Alex Snyder]

Would you like to use DealerRefresh as an example to show it off in this thread? I'm curious how we stack up.

 

[douglaskarr]

Would you like to use DealerRefresh as an example to show it off in this thread? I'm curious how we stack up.

The tool is specific to a dealer website, crawling the robots, sitemap, identifying SRPs, and VDPs. It wouldn't be too useful for a forum website.

 

[MakaiMorais]

We just launched an AI Visibility Checker, a free online tool.

What to expect: After you find your dealership and start the audit, our system inspects your robots.txt and XML sitemap, then reviews the structured data on your home page, inventory page, and a vehicle detail page. A scored report with every finding — and exactly how to close each gap — is sent to the email address you provide.

In addition to checking to ensure your site is optimized, we're going to integrate whether you actually are appearing in AI results soon.

Feedback welcome!

This is really useful, the robots/sitemap/schema layer is where a lot of dealer sites quietly fall down and most people never think to check it. Going to run it on a client store. Curious about the piece you mentioned at the end, whether they're actually appearing, since that's the part we keep going back and forth on too. We've seen sites that look clean technically and still not surface, and third party stuff like review sites and directories seems to matter more than you'd think. Are you thinking of querying the assistants directly for that, or picking it up from referral traffic?