AI ready badge for your website or README

Embed an AI search status badge that shows whether GPTBot, Claude, and Perplexity can access your site. Free HTML and Markdown snippets.

An embeddable AI crawler badge

An AI ready badge is a small image that states whether search bots can access a domain. Drop it in a GitHub README, docs footer, or portfolio. The image is the status; the link goes to the full crawler report.

Markdown for a README

[![AI Searchable — AI crawler access badge for example.com](https://amisearchable.cc/badge/example.com)](https://amisearchable.cc/report/example.com)

Other looks: append ?style=pill, terminal, or outline to the badge image URL. Pick a style on the report page to copy the exact snippet.

The alt text is descriptive on purpose: every embed is a tiny SEO signal and should say this is an AI crawler access badge, not a generic image.

HTML for a site footer

<a href="https://amisearchable.cc/report/example.com">
  <img src="https://amisearchable.cc/badge/example.com" alt="AI Searchable — AI crawler access badge for example.com">
</a>

Free vs monitored

The badge URL does not change if you upgrade. Free snapshots the last check. Pro re-checks daily and emails you if robots.txt starts blocking ChatGPT-User, PerplexityBot, or the other search/fetch bots. That is the difference between a sticker and a monitor.

See pricing. The check itself stays free.

What “ready” means

Ready means the search and fetch bots are not blocked. It does not mean you will appear in ChatGPT or Perplexity answers. Training crawlers can still be blocked without failing the badge. Read the bot split.