XORV reads your robots.txt, your llms.txt, your sitemap and your pages, files each page it reads, and shows which of your pages the answers already cite — with no model involved anywhere in the check.
Not ready9 of 40of the pages in your check’s scope
Missing somethingA title, description, main heading, structured data, language or 150 words7
Can’t be openedNo answer, an error, noindex, or refused to search crawlers2
ReadyRead, with nothing missing7
Never asked forIn scope, not read in this check24
5 of 12 buyer questions have no ready page of yours.
Example
The questions it answers
Can AI crawlers read our site?
For nine AI crawlers, XORV reads your robots.txt rule for the home page and shows each one as allowed or refused, with what it feeds.
What are our pages missing?
Each page XORV reads is filed as ready, missing something or can’t be opened — and missing something names what: a title, a description, a main heading, structured data, a declared language or at least 150 words of text.
Which of our pages do answers cite?
Each page shows the buyer questions whose answers cite it, and the questions that miss you with no ready page of yours behind them.
What does XORV read on each page?
Its status, whether it asks not to be indexed, its title and description, its main heading, its structured data, its declared language and language versions, its canonical address and how much text it holds.
When is a page counted as can’t be opened?
When it gives no answer or an error, asks not to be indexed, or your robots.txt refuses OAI-SearchBot, PerplexityBot or Bingbot on it. Refusing only the crawlers that train models does not close a page.
How does XORV read our site?
As a visitor under its own name, XORV-reader: public addresses only, no cookies, at most three redirects, five seconds and 600 KB per address — and it never runs your scripts.
What you see
One check of your public site, taken when you ask for it.
Crawler access
GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot and ChatGPT-User, ClaudeBot and Claude-SearchBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, Bingbot and CCBot — each with its operator, what it feeds, and your rule for it.
The verdict comes from robots.txt alone. A firewall or CDN rule is not seen, so XORV never says a crawler actually reached you.
XORV reads up to sixteen pages — your home page first, then its main sections — and files each as ready, missing something or can’t be opened.
The rest of the up to eighty addresses in scope are filed as never asked for: nothing is known about them either way. Each check is kept with the time it ran, and the page says when the next one may run.
Specialty coffee subscription in Saudi ArabiaNo answer cited a page of yoursNo page ready
Neither measurement is stated as the cause of the other.
Example
What a crawler gets from your site is plain HTML. The site check reads exactly that, and nothing a script would add.Photo: Jakub Żerdzicki, Unsplash
How a check is taken
01
Public pages only
XORV reads raw HTML under its own name, without cookies, and never runs your scripts. It makes only read requests and changes nothing.
02
Home first, then the sections
The home page, its main sections, then your sitemap’s order, within a scope of up to eighty addresses.
03
On request, with no model
A check runs when you ask for it, at most once every ten minutes per brand, and every verdict comes from written rules — even a page’s kind, such as pricing or product, is read from its address alone.
Questions people ask
How often is the site checked?
When you ask for it, at most once every ten minutes. Nothing runs it on a schedule.
Does XORV run my site’s JavaScript?
No. It reads the raw HTML, as a crawler that runs no scripts would.
Does it measure page speed?
Yes, for your home page: Google’s PageSpeed lab test and Chrome’s field data, read daily once an administrator turns them on.
Does the check change anything on my site?
No. It only reads. Any change to your site goes through XORV Build’s approvals.
Why is a page “never asked for”?
It is in the check’s scope but was not read this time. Nothing is known about it either way, so it is not counted as ready or as not ready.
