Tools
Free tools. A free account is the most any of them asks.
Six small tools that answer one question each: where you rank in Google, what the AI engines say when somebody asks about you, which bots are reading your site, who links to you, and what your pages look like to a machine.
Generate schema free Test a search phraseThe generator needs no account. The rest need a free one, never a card.
What each one asks of you
Every tool here is free to use. What separates them is how far you have to go before you can run one: nothing at all, a free account, or a free account plus some of the credits that account already carries.
- Schema Generator - discovers your pages from your sitemap
- Reads each page and picks the type from its own content
- 20 or more schema.org types, from Article to JobPosting
- Copy-paste JSON-LD script tags, nothing to fill in
- It belongs to Schema tools, beside the audit and Rolling Schema. It is listed here because it is the one you can use first.
- LLMS.txt - writes the index that tells models how your site is laid out
- AI crawlers - paste a slice of your access log and see which bots read what
- Add your domain and AI crawlers checks the live robots.txt against what the bots actually did
- Your log is parsed in memory and never stored, up to 10 MB a go
- Nothing. No credits, no card.
- Rankings - your live Google positions, keyword difficulty and paid-search cost
- Analysis - one phrase put to five engines at the same time
- Backlinks - the bought whole-web census, and the links our crawler read itself
- 500 credits a month on the free plan, topped up monthly
- Analysis charges per engine, per run - tick fewer engines, spend less
- Backlinks states the exact cost before you click, then caches it
Which one do you need?
- I need valid schema on this page today
- Use the Schema Generator. Give it your domain, it finds your pages, reads each one and writes the JSON-LD for you to paste in. No account, no card, no form to fill in field by field. It belongs to the Schema tools package rather than this one, but it is the only tool on the site you can run before you have decided anything.
- I want to know what the engines say when somebody asks about us
- Run Analysis. One phrase goes to ChatGPT, Google, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Mode at once, and you get each answer back with the sources it cited and whether your site was anywhere in it. They rarely agree, which is the point of running all five.
- I want to see which AI bots are actually reading my site
- Paste a slice of your access log into AI crawlers. Your JavaScript tracker only sees humans arriving from AI; the server log sees the bots themselves. Add your domain and it fetches your robots.txt live, so you can tell which crawlers respected it and which did not. If you would rather tell the models where to look in the first place, LLMS.txt writes that index.
- I want the classic picture: where we rank, and who links to us
- Rankings pulls the keywords your domain genuinely places for in Google right now, with the difficulty of each and what those clicks cost in paid search. Backlinks shows two separate layers: the whole-web census we buy, and the links our own crawler read, with anchor text and where on the page each one sat. The two layers count different things, so never add them together.
How to work through them
- Start with the generator. It wants a domain and nothing else, so you can see what we do before you hand over an email address.
- Create a free account. That opens the other five and carries 500 credits a month, topped back up to 500 at the start of each month.
- Point them all at one study. Rankings, Analysis and Backlinks attach to the same study, so the Google picture, the AI picture and the link picture sit beside each other instead of in four browser tabs.
What credits are, and what spends them
Credits meter the things we have to buy or generate for you: a query run against an AI engine, a backlink profile bought from a commercial index, a page of schema written by a model. Reading a result you already paid for costs nothing, because it is cached. The free plan carries 500 credits a month: the balance is topped back up to 500 at the start of each month, so unused credits do not stack. Paid plans roll unused credits over, up to three months' worth. LLMS.txt and AI crawlers spend none at all - one writes a text file from your own public pages, the other parses a log you paste in yourself. Pricing has the allowances on the paid plans.
Common questions
Start with the one that asks for nothing
The Schema Generator takes a domain and hands back markup. If you like what it does, a free account opens the other five.
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