Can AI assistants see your reviews?
Free check in a few seconds: does your website give ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini a rating they can read and quote?
AI assistants can barely see your reviews.
- Rating in structured data (AggregateRating)
No schema.org AggregateRating on your home page. Stars shown as images or widgets loaded by JavaScript are invisible to most AI crawlers.
- Individual reviews in structured data
No schema.org Review markup. Assistants can't cite what customers actually said.
- AI crawlers allowed in robots.txt
None of GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended is blocked.
- llms.txt
No /llms.txt. It's optional, but it tells language models what matters on your site.
- Open review page with verified reviews
Your Fiducia page exists but has no reviews yet. Invite your customers.
Improve your score: get your free Fiducia page
A free Fiducia page publishes your verified reviews as server-rendered HTML with AggregateRating and Review markup, open to every AI crawler, plus a badge for your site.
Questions
Why does this matter?
More buyers ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity or Gemini which business to trust. An assistant can only repeat a rating it can read: in structured data on a page its crawler is allowed to fetch.
What does the check read?
Your home page, robots.txt and llms.txt, once, with a declared user agent and an 8-second timeout. Nothing is stored except the fact that a Fiducia page exists for your domain.
My reviews are on Trustpilot or Google. Isn't that enough?
Those ratings live on someone else's site, under their robots rules and their terms. Structured ratings on a page you control, or on an open page like Fiducia, are the ones an assistant can cite next to your name.
What does Fiducia cost?
The public page, verified reviews and the badge are free. Pro (19 EUR/USD a month) adds bulk review invites.