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Website chatbot readiness check

Check whether your website has enough content for an AI chatbot to answer visitors properly.

Free, no signup. We read publicly available pages and respect robots.txt.

Before adding a chatbot, check whether your site can actually feed one. This reads your pages and reports whether there is enough substantive, machine-readable content for a chatbot to answer from.

How it works

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    We read a sample of your pages the way a chatbot's crawler would.

  2. 2

    We measure whether there is enough substantive text, and whether the topics customers ask about are covered.

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    You get a readiness verdict and the specific content gaps that would cause bad answers.

Questions about this tool

Why check before installing a chatbot?
A chatbot is only as good as the content behind it. If your pages don't state your pricing, policies or product details in text, any chatbot will either stay vague or start inventing.
What counts as 'not ready'?
Typically: very little text per page, key facts locked in images or PDFs, no policy or contact pages, or a site that blocks automated readers entirely.

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