The scanner requests the page twice: as an AI bot that doesn't run JavaScript and as a person with a browser. It compares both, reviews the basics AI reads and gives a score from 0 to 100. It works for your pages and your competitors'. It's the same as the scanner on Jazui's website, with more detail.
You get 10 scans a day; a URL's result is valid for 24 hours for everyone and repeating it doesn't count. It doesn't use plan renders.
What it checks
| Check | Points |
|---|---|
| Content visible without JavaScript (proportional to the text AI sees) | 30 |
| robots.txt lets in AI bots that search or answer | 13 |
| Title (10–70 characters) | 10 |
| Structured data (JSON-LD) | 10 |
| Meta description (50–170 characters) | 8 |
| Main heading (H1) | 8 |
| 200 response | 5 |
| llms.txt | 5 |
| Canonical URL | 4 |
| Open Graph | 4 |
| Language (lang) | 3 |
If the server or its firewall rejects the AI bot (401, 403, 429…) while the page loads fine in a browser, the scanner marks it as blocked and explains it: your CDN may be blocking AI bots. In that case it reviews the title, description, etc. on the real page.
The result
- The score and how much of the page's text AI sees.
- The HTTP status and response time; «Already uses Jazui» if Jazui serves the page.
- AI bots in your robots.txt: which can get in and what each company uses them for.
- What AI sees versus what a person sees, with their word counts.
- Your previous scans.
Below, Fixes suggested by your AI proposes a title, description and structured data: see Fix suggestions.