The free report
At openpulse.cloud/free-report: submit a website, a target and an email. We send a link; following it runs a capped, real scan and shows you the result on a live page that updates as it goes. The same report is emailed when it finishes, so the tab is optional. Results are ranked by class, then stated purchase intent, then score. One per email address, permanently. If you already have a workspace you can claim the report into it.The AI visibility audit
At openpulse.cloud/ai-visibility: submit a URL and nothing else. We crawl the site, score how usable it is to an AI assistant, and show you half a real report immediately. The rest unlocks with an email address, because that half costs real money: it queries several assistants with live web search and reports whether they actually name your brand. Two judgements worth knowing, because both cut against what the rest of this category does:- Blocking a training crawler is never penalised.
GPTBot,ClaudeBot,Google-Extendedand the rest have no bearing on whether you are cited today. Scoring them would mean advising you to open your archive to model training in order to “improve AI visibility”. The retrieval bots are the ones that gate citation, and blocking one is the heaviest finding the audit produces. llms.txtis detected and reported, never scored. Google states plainly that it ignores the file and no assistant has committed to reading it.