Show your site’s AI readiness on it
A free badge for your footer or about page: your AI readiness score out of 100 and the date we measured it, linking to the evidence. When your site is scanned again, the badge shows the new score.
A real one: ours
checkanysite.com scored 100 out of 100 on 11 Nov 2026. Click the badge to see the evidence behind it.
Three steps
Enter your site
We run a full scan, the one your AI readiness score comes from, and open your result.
Choose a style
A card (260 × 72) for a footer or about page, or a compact line (236 × 22) for a README, each for a light or a dark background.
Paste the code
HTML for your site, or Markdown for a README. It is an image and a plain link to your result: no script.
What it says, and what it never says
It says
- Your AI readiness score out of 100, as your result shows it
- The date of the scan that measured it
- Your domain, so a copy on another site shows whose score it is
- “Verified owner”, once you prove you own the site
It never says
- That a site is safe, trusted or legitimate
- Whether an AI builder made the site
- A score you can buy or keep: it is measured, and changes when your site does
How the score is worked out: AI Crawler Checker and How we know.
Common questions
Is the badge free?
Yes. The badge, the code and the result it links to cost nothing, and need no account. The scan behind it counts as one of your free lookups of the day (3 without an account).
What does the score measure?
How well AI tools can find, read and use your site: whether its robots.txt and sitemap let them in, whether its words are on the page before scripts run, its llms.txt, its structured data and the files AI agents look for. Each check is on your result with its evidence, and each gap with a prompt to fix it.
Does it slow my site down or track my visitors?
No. It is an image and a link, with no script and no cookie. We keep a drawn badge for 60 minutes, and count how often it is drawn and on which site, never who saw it.
What happens when my score changes?
The badge always shows your newest score with the date it was measured. After you fix something, scan your site again from your result, and the badge follows within 60 minutes.
What does “Verified owner” mean?
That the site’s owner proved they control the domain, with a DNS record or a file. It is the only thing we call verified. The card says it while we keep finding the proof, and stops 14 days after we last found it.
Will it help my site rank?
We can’t promise that, and no badge can. It links your site to a public page that shows how AI tools read it, with the evidence, for anyone who wants to check.