This is a fictional scan of limen.io — every figure on it is illustrative. Enter your domain and see the real thing, free.
We read your homepage the way an AI assistant would — its text, its markup, its front door — and asked AI the three questions every customer asks. Here’s where you stand relative to the threshold of perception.
The fix. Rewrite the page title to name what you do and where you are. Your full report includes a title written for your business, ready to paste in.
The fix. Add a contact or about link, and put an email address or phone number where a reader can see it — your footer or your contact page. Contact fields in your structured data (an Organization’s email, telephone or contactPoint) count too.
The fix. Add a plain-text llms.txt at your domain root listing your key pages. It’s optional, but a nice-to-have.
Services readable as text · Heading structure
Signs of life
Location in page text · Business schema (JSON-LD) · Page title & description · Your page title tells AI nothing · Contact details
AI crawler access · Content without JavaScript · llms.txt guidance file
Passing checks in grey, findings in red. + 8 deeper checks also ran — part of the paid product.
This is one model reading one page. The paid product tracks the prompts your buyers actually type, across models, scan after scan.
Top issues: Description length · Web app manifest · og:image dimensions
Full Open Graph report →How the score is built. Every point is a named check — weighted high 3, medium 2, low 1 — and the score is the weighted share that pass, per territory and overall. AI reads your page, but never scores it. The same scan run twice gives the same number.
Your free account opens every check in a dashboard, tracks your score scan after scan, and turns each finding into a worked fix.
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