AI crawlers get through in principle, but your access rules are not a deliberate choice.

• robots.txt
  Your robots.txt is not cleanly retrievable (status 429). AI crawler access is therefore ungoverned.

• GPTBot
  GPTBot is not mentioned in your robots.txt — access is ungoverned.

• ClaudeBot
  ClaudeBot is not mentioned in your robots.txt — access is ungoverned.

• PerplexityBot
  PerplexityBot is not mentioned in your robots.txt — access is ungoverned.

• Google-Extended
  Google-Extended is not mentioned in your robots.txt — access is ungoverned.

• Live test GPTBot
  GPTBot gets the same response as a browser (status 200).

• Live test ClaudeBot
  With the ClaudeBot user agent your site answers 429, versus 429 for a browser. That is active blocking — typically a CDN rule or a bot firewall.

• Live test PerplexityBot
  With the PerplexityBot user agent your site answers 429, versus 429 for a browser. That is active blocking — typically a CDN rule or a bot firewall.

• Google-Extended
  Google-Extended is only a robots.txt token, not a crawler of its own, so there is no live test for it. It controls whether Gemini may use your content.

Without JavaScript your page is practically empty for AI crawlers.

• Visible text without JavaScript
  Without JavaScript only 249 characters of visible text remain — below 1,500 that is critical. AI crawlers do not execute JavaScript, so they see an almost empty page.

• Share of executable script in the HTML
  76 % of the delivered HTML is executable script code (23 KB of 30 KB; serialised data such as JSON-LD and hydration state is deliberately not counted). That is the signature of a client-side rendered app.

Your domain is verified in the search indexes that AI assistants read from, and your sitemap is declared where crawlers look for it.

• Google Search Console
  Google site verification found via a DNS TXT record (7TNuFONnKpx2RjAmkDn9dbYD…). Search Console is set up for this domain.

• Bing Webmaster Tools
  Bing site verification found via a DNS TXT record (ms56575032). This matters beyond Bing: the Bing index is what feeds Microsoft Copilot.

• Sitemap declaration
  Your robots.txt could not be read (status 429), so we cannot tell whether a sitemap is declared there. This part is left out of the score rather than counted against you.

• IndexNow
  We do not test IndexNow: its key file sits at a randomly named path, so its absence cannot be established from the outside. Switching it on is still worth it — it pushes new and changed URLs to Bing and Yandex within minutes instead of waiting for a crawl.