Zero
JavaScript executed by major AI crawlers
A measurement of roughly one billion requests found GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot execute no JavaScript at all — they only read raw HTML.
Source: Vercel crawler study, as of December 2024
Answer Engine Optimization platform
Answerworthy shows you what ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude say about your brand, scores whether AI can actually read your site, and turns both into a ranked list of fixes. Buyers ask AI first now — Answerworthy makes sure the answer is you.
Zero
JavaScript executed by major AI crawlers
A measurement of roughly one billion requests found GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot execute no JavaScript at all — they only read raw HTML.
Source: Vercel crawler study, as of December 2024
~18×
fewer citations for pages that fail to fetch
Pages with fetch-failure rates above 75% received roughly 18 times fewer OpenAI citation events in a ~700,000-page analysis.
Source: iPullRank / Profound, as of May 2026
9–17%
visitor-to-signup conversion from AI referrals
Sessions referred by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude convert at 9–17%, versus roughly 2% for classic organic search traffic.
Source: Averi citation analysis, as of mid-2026
Two numbers describe your AI-search position. Answerworthy tracks both, per engine, over time — and never shows you a score it cannot back witha stored raw engine response. The fundamentals behind both dimensions are inthe complete AEO guide.
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Point Answerworthy at your domain. It reads your site the way AI crawlers do and scores 92 readiness checks in minutes.
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Your buyers’ questions run through the AI engines that matter. You see exactly where you are cited and where competitors own the answer.
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Both dimensions collapse into one ranked fix list — what to change, why it matters, and proof when the change lands.
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The free scan reads your site exactly the way AI crawlers do and hands you a scored, check-by-check report. No credit card, no sales call.
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