SEO & AI readiness of your website

Before an AI can recommend your brand, it has to be able to read and understand your website. KI.SO checks the technical signals and generates the missing building blocks.

Multi-page site audit

The audit crawls several pages of your website and rates, per page, the signals that count for search engines and AI models: whether AI crawlers are allowed in robots.txt, whether an llms.txt and a sitemap exist, structured data and a clear description of your company, plus title, meta description, H1, canonical and Open Graph tags. The result is a percentage per page and an overall value for the website. A check of the homepage runs automatically with every analysis.

llms.txt generator

An llms.txt is a short Markdown file in the root directory of your website that guides AI models straight to your most important content. KI.SO generates a draft based on your brand and your page structure, which you copy or download and publish at /llms.txt.

Basic markup as JSON-LD

From your brand data, KI.SO deterministically generates Organization markup and – as soon as an address is on file – LocalBusiness markup. Structured data helps search engines and AI systems recognize your company unambiguously as an entity: name, website, location, contact details.

Technology is the prerequisite, not the goal

A good audit result does not guarantee a recommendation by the AI, but a bad one reliably prevents it. That is why the technical check in KI.SO is part of the visibility analysis: first the foundation, then content and sources.

Frequently asked questions

How many pages does the site audit check?

Up to 5 pages on the Starter plan, 15 on Pro and 30 on the Agency plan. The homepage check is included in every analysis.

Do AI models really read llms.txt?

llms.txt is a young standard that is not yet binding. Some AI providers and tools fetch the file, but there is no guarantee. The effort is small, though, and a clean content overview does no harm in any case.

Does the audit replace a classic SEO tool?

No. It focuses on the signals that are decisive for readability by search engines and AI models, and so complements your existing SEO tool.