SeekinWeb

About SeekinWeb

SeekinWeb checks whether AI assistants and autonomous agents can actually read your website, and gives you the fixes. It is built Spanish-first for the Hispanic SMB market rather than translated at the last minute, and it is deliberately self-serve — you scan your own site, in your own language, with no demo, no onboarding, and no sales call. The audit scores eight agentic-visibility signals, weighted by evidence, into a 0-100 AI Visibility Score. The heaviest signal is JS-free readability, on the grounds that documented AI crawlers do not render JavaScript, so what they see may be nothing at all. The rest are AI crawler access (whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and others are allowed or accidentally blocked in robots.txt), structured data via schema.org and JSON-LD, semantic structure covering heading hierarchy and language, metadata including title, description, canonical, and Open Graph, performance, llms.txt, and sitemap. The team is unusually candid about llms.txt, describing it as an emerging convention whose impact is not yet proven and noting they cover it because it costs nothing — not because it is magic. Every scan returns a prioritized diagnosis plus a generated llms.txt file ready to publish. Pricing is aimed squarely at SMBs: free scanning, a $9 one-off deep audit of up to 25 pages via sitemap, $19/month continuous monitoring of up to 5 domains with competitor comparison, and a $99/month white-label agency tier — against sector platforms they note charge $99-499/month.

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