ChatGPT readiness indicator
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Crawl access, answer sections, llms.txt
Public-page check
Get an instant assessment of your campaign’s public information readiness.
Enter the site, a work email, and where the campaign is. The score summarizes the public-page evidence on this site. A full answer sample is on each candidate report.
This check reads your public page, robots.txt and llms.txt. It does not query AI models or measure actual candidate mentions, citations, recommendations or rankings. Platform scores weight the same website evidence differently. How this score is calculated. For a candidate with no site, or a separate page-readiness audit, use the GEO audit. For a broader managed assessment, explore Election GEO.
Website readiness score
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out of 100
The score appears here after the check.
ChatGPT readiness indicator
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Crawl access, answer sections, llms.txt
Perplexity readiness indicator
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A readable page and direct answers
Gemini readiness indicator
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Structured data
Google AI readiness indicator
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An indexable page
Crawl access
robots.txt allows the crawlers these AI systems use.
0–7
Indexable page
The URL returns readable HTML and is not marked noindex.
0–8
Title and description
A specific page title and a meta description an answer can quote.
0–4
Service and place
The page says what is offered, including a campaign or software product, and where it works.
0–6
Answer-first sections
Headings are followed by a short direct answer, about 40–70 words.
0–8
Structured data
JSON-LD identifies the organization, links an entity profile, and matches a visible FAQ.
0–12
Contact record
Name, street address, and phone are on the page.
0–4
Contact path
A phone link, contact page, or form gives a next step.
0–2
Discovery files
A sitemap lists URLs, and a public /llms.txt summarizes the business.
0–1
Freshness
A recent update date appears in the page, schema, or Last-Modified header.
0–3
This reads the public page, robots.txt, and llms.txt. It does not query ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, or Google. It does not control what a model says, and it does not change votes. Platform scores reuse the same evidence with different weights. How this score is calculated.