Summary
- Crawler access: clear. All five AI crawlers get the same page as a browser, and robots.txt allows each by name.
- Raw HTML: content is there. All five key pages carry their text, headings and structured data without JavaScript.
- Two gaps. Two of our three main service pages state no price, and the one price we do publish is not in the structured data.
1 · Format only
Prompt results
In your report: five prompts a real customer in your category would type, each run in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers, with a screenshot of every answer. For each one, whether your store is named, and who is named instead.
We left this section empty on purpose. Run on a services company like ours it would tell you nothing about a store.
2 · Real data, 6 October 2026
Crawler access
The home page requested six times, identical but for the User-Agent, plus robots.txt. Same method as our study of 810 US stores.
Finding: nothing to fix. Every crawler is served, and robots.txt declares exactly what the server does.
Measured from a Ukrainian address. Location can change the answer (the research shows how much), so in your report we state where we measured from.
3 · Real data, 6 October 2026
Raw-HTML gaps
Five key pages fetched as GPTBot, without running JavaScript, the way most AI crawlers read a page. For a store we check product facts: price, availability, description, specifications, reviews. For our services site the equivalent is what we do and what it costs.
Finding 1: AI Visibility and Accessibility pages state no price. Asked "how much does it cost", an assistant has nothing from us to quote.
Finding 2: the Speed page shows $55–90/hr in its text, but its Service structured data has no offers, so the price is not machine-readable.
What we would fix first
- Publish a price or typical scenarios on the two service pages that have none.
- Add
offers with the price to the Service structured data.
Your report ends the same way: a short, ordered list. If there is nothing to fix, it says so.
Update, 7 October 2026: both fixed. Prices now appear on the AI Visibility and Accessibility pages, and in the Service structured data of all three service pages.
