Can AI crawlers read cloudflare.com?
AI crawlers can find and read this site well. 2 of 20 checks failed.
Scored 95/100 on 2026-10-14 from https://www.cloudflare.com/
What an AI crawler gets
The first 400 characters of text in the HTML, before any JavaScript runs.
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3,141 characters of readable text
Which AI crawlers are allowed
| Crawler | robots.txt says |
|---|---|
| GPTBot | Allowed |
| OAI-SearchBot | Allowed |
| ClaudeBot | Allowed |
| Claude-SearchBot | Allowed |
| PerplexityBot | Allowed |
| Perplexity-User | Allowed |
| Google-Extended | Allowed |
| CCBot | Allowed |
| Bytespider | Allowed |
| Amazonbot | Allowed |
Score by category
Fixes, biggest first
Add real copy to the page
Readable text is a tiny share of the page's code, or there's very little of it. Crawlers summarise words, not markup.
Mirror llms.txt at /.well-known/llms.txt
Some tools look in the .well-known folder instead. A copy of the same file covers both.
18 checks passed
- Publish a robots.txt file (4 points)
- Let GPTBot crawl the site (6 points)
- Let ClaudeBot crawl the site (6 points)
- Let PerplexityBot crawl the site (6 points)
- Add an llms.txt file (3 points)
- Put your words in the HTML (18 points)
- Stop serving an empty app shell (10 points)
- Give the page an h1 heading (4 points)
- Use semantic HTML tags (4 points)
- Add structured data (JSON-LD) (6 points)
- Describe your organisation in JSON-LD (4 points)
- Write a descriptive page title (3 points)
- Add a meta description (3 points)
- Add Open Graph tags (2 points)
- Add a canonical link (2 points)
- Publish a sitemap.xml (6 points)
- Keep sitemap dates fresh (4 points)
- Offer a machine-readable interface (4 points)