AI ready badge for your website or README

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.

[![AI Searchable — AI crawler access badge for example.com](https://amisearchable.cc/badge/example.com?v=12)](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.

<a href="https://amisearchable.cc/report/example.com">
  <img src="https://amisearchable.cc/badge/example.com?v=12" alt="AI Searchable — AI crawler access badge for example.com">
</a>

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.

On the report page, use the embed editor: pick engines (ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, …) and what to show (ready, score, last searched, cited). That builds one composite badge. URL params look like ?engines=chatgpt,gemini,grok&show=ready,score,age. Anthropic and Perplexity citations are coming soon; crawl readiness still works.

Ready means a valid robots.txt exists and search/fetch bots are not blocked. No robots.txt (or an HTML soft-404) is unclear — yellow — not green. The score is crawl readiness only (robots, bots, sitemap, llms.txt). Citation probes are a separate strip (“cited in N/M”) for monitored domains. Read the bot split.