Arobis AI Visibility Checker
Arobis AI Visibility Checker examines a public domain and returns a website-readiness score with suggested fixes. The publisher describes a homepage crawl and weighted checks of technical and content signals. It explicitly distinguishes this diagnostic from a tracker that measures how often a brand appears in live AI answers.
Read the score as a website diagnostic
Arobis lists six groups: crawler access, structured data, semantic structure, content and entity signals, llms.txt, and technical health. The overall score runs from zero to one hundred under the checker's own weighting system. Individual engine-readiness estimates are included, but the FAQ says the checker does not ask ChatGPT or Gemini about your brand.
That distinction is essential. A high score is not proof that a model recommends your company, that Google has indexed every page, or that a buyer will see your site. Use the report to identify a page configuration worth inspecting, then verify the finding with the relevant site and platform tools.
The publisher advertises roughly twenty-five seconds from domain entry to report. Check the resulting URL and recorded scan rather than treating that estimate as a service guarantee. A report's classifications reflect this tool's diagnostic rules, not an independent certification of ranking potential.
Review the proposed changes before shipping
The checker examines items such as robots.txt, JSON-LD, titles, descriptions, headings, canonical settings, and HTTPS. Those are concrete website elements your team can inspect. Review the exact finding before changing access rules, particularly if a site's restrictions reflect a deliberate privacy, licensing, or security choice.
Arobis includes llms.txt in its score. The presence of that file should not be treated as proof that a search or answer provider uses it, or as a guarantee of citation. Judge a suggested change against the provider's current requirements and your own site's purpose.
After an approved fix is live, rerunning the checker can show whether its score reflects the change. That is separate from measuring subsequent crawls, referrals, or live answer mentions. Keep those outcome checks distinct from the readiness score.
Separate the free tool from agency services
The basic checker is advertised as free without signup. Its detailed prioritized fix plan requires a contact form, and each check can produce a shareable report and score badge. Confirm what the form requests before submitting business contact information.
Arobis also sells audits and implementation through its agency. The pricing page describes those as human-delivered retainers, not software subscriptions, and explicitly declines to guarantee rankings or mentions. A free diagnostic does not obligate you to purchase that work. Evaluate any engagement on its scope, approvals, and evidence of changes rather than interpreting a score as a promised commercial outcome.