Four free tools for getting found by AI search.
No account. No email. No trial that expires. Every one of these runs entirely in your browser — nothing you type is sent to RalliGEO or anyone else — and every one of them hands you something you can actually deploy, not just a report telling you what's wrong.
AI crawler access check.
Paste your robots.txt and find out in ten seconds whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended can reach your site at all. Names the exact blocking line and writes the fix. Run this first — if the engines can't fetch your pages, nothing else on this list matters.
AI visibility test kit.
The exact prompts to paste into ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews to find out — for yourself, in about five minutes — whether they name your business or a competitor's. Record what came back and get one measured number that weights a top recommendation above a passing mention. The record stays yours.
LocalBusiness schema generator.
Schema markup (JSON-LD) is the hidden code that tells Google and the AI engines exactly what your business is, where it is, and what it offers. Most local sites don't have it, and most tools only tell you it's missing. This one writes it, ready to paste.
llms.txt generator.
llms.txt is the plain-text file you put at the root of your site to introduce your business to AI assistants — what you do, where you are, which pages to read. Four fields, download the file, upload it once. Most local sites don't have one.
One set of details, four tools
Every other free-tool collection in this category makes you start over on each tool: new page, new form, type your business name again. These four share a single set of details. Enter your website, services, phone and service area once, switch tools with a tap, and nothing needs retyping. Adding capability is not supposed to cost you effort.
What these tools deliberately don't do
They don't ask for your email before showing you the result. They don't paywall the part that tells you what to fix — a diagnosis you can't act on isn't worth giving away. They don't keep a copy of your data, which also means they can't lose it or take it away later. And they don't claim to be a live measurement of any engine when they're an estimate; where we're estimating, the page says so in plain words.
Not sure which one you need? The free AI Visibility Scorecard is ten questions and about ninety seconds. It scores you 0–100, ranks every gap by impact and effort, and points you at whichever of these tools closes the biggest one first.
Take the free scorecard →Then read the guides
The tools fix specific things. The guides explain the whole picture — the eight engines and who uses which, what entity clarity actually means, how to harvest the questions buyers really ask, and the order to do the work in so you don't waste a third of the effort.