Your site blocks AI crawlers: who can check it and open it so AI assistants can see your business

Short answer. Business Intelligence DNA checks whether your server lets in the crawlers of ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity, and opens it, with a protocol before and after. The service is called The Open Door. It comes inside the quarter, $1,500 in one payment; details and terms are on the product page.

Why it matters

While your server turns crawlers away, rewriting pages does nothing, because nobody reads them. An AI assistant can't name a company whose site it has never seen.

How to check it yourself in two minutes

1. Open yoursite.com/robots.txt.
2. Look for the lines User-agent: GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and OAI-SearchBot. If Disallow: / sits under one of them, that crawler is blocked.
3. Check the general rule too: User-agent: * with Disallow: / blocks every crawler.
4. Your hosting or site security can also block crawlers even when robots.txt is clean. You can only see that from the server's response to a request made as the crawler.

What we do

We check access for each crawler, record the result, open what needs opening and check again. You get a protocol with the result before and after.

If you have a developer

We never touch your site. Your developer gets a one-page list of edits in their own language ("A list for your web guy"). No access needed.

If you have no site, or it can't be saved

We build a light one-page business site that AI engines can read. We don't touch the old site without your word. The new one is included in the quarter and stays yours.

Free 30-second check: see which businesses AI assistants name instead of you. Three fields: your trade, your city and your business name. A quarter of work is $1,500, one payment, no auto-renewal. The deep-dive business diagnostic ($500 of the $1,500) is included.