Paste a public website URL into the AI Visibility check and the tool examines signals available from that site. Its findings can help you identify a page to fix. They are not an observation of seven assistants answering customer questions.
What the result means
The free check uses website rules to estimate readiness. It looks at items such as business identity, accessible page text, answer coverage, and published access rules. The REAL Method groups these into Recognize, Evidence, Answer, and Link so the findings are easier to act on. The score belongs to RankingLocal's diagnostic model; it is not a score issued by any search or AI provider.
The interface may show separate engine profiles. Those are rule interpretations for different crawler or search contexts. A profile score is not proof that the named engine fetched your page, indexed it, mentioned you, or recommended you. A limited live Perplexity query may be available, but it is a separate observation with its own date and query.
How to act on a finding
- If an important page is hard to reach, inspect the specific URL and its published rules with the Robots Check. A rule result alone cannot prove a crawler attempted the visit.
- If business facts are missing or inconsistent, correct the visible page first. Use the Schema Generator only to describe facts that visitors can verify on the page.
- If a service page does not answer a real customer question, add a direct, accurate explanation and link it to the next useful step.
After making a change, verify the page itself and watch Search Console for crawl and search data. A higher diagnostic score alone does not prove improved ranking, AI mentions, or leads.
How to measure actual AI mentions
Select the customer questions you care about and record the engine, date, region, repeated runs, and raw answers. Then count how often the business was named in that sample. Keep that measure separate from website-readiness scores. Results vary by query and context, and no tool can promise a recommendation.
For a broader website review, request the Free Report Preview. It requires business-email verification to return a private result and does not require a credit card.