Snuup — AI Visibility Check

Yes. The free check shows every question, every answer and every problem found. The full report — with the one-click fixes and the AI-written content (llms.txt, schema, descriptions) — is a one-time purchase on snuup.ai.

Only when you click Apply on a specific fix, and never before showing you exactly what will change. Every change is reversible with the Undo button on the same card. The free AI-ready settings (welcoming AI crawlers, Content Signals) change only your robots.txt output, and only when you turn them on.

Through WordPress's own APIs — never by editing theme or server files. Robots.txt changes go through the robots_txt filter, the noindex removal through wp_robots, the site title through the blogname option, schema code and the meta description through wp_head, and llms.txt is served by the plugin at /llms.txt. Schema code from the report is re-validated in PHP (it must parse as schema.org JSON-LD) before it is stored or printed — the plugin never executes anything it downloads.

Fixes that flipped a WordPress setting (your site title, the "discourage search engines" switch) are permanent and survive. Fixes the plugin serves on each request (robots.txt changes, schema code, llms.txt, the meta description) stop working when the plugin is removed. Each card is labeled "permanent" or "served by this plugin" so you always know which is which.

No — the plugin detects the big SEO and schema plugins. Where your SEO plugin owns the output (meta description, sometimes titles and robots tags), Snuup shows you the text to paste into its settings instead of fighting it. Before adding schema code it warns you when your SEO plugin may already output the same block, and after applying it checks your live homepage for duplicates so you can undo.

A plain-text file at yoursite.com/llms.txt that tells AI assistants what your business is, in a format they read first. Snuup writes yours from your own audit — your business name, what you sell and where you serve — and serves it for you. It requires nothing else on your server.

The check and most fixes work per site. Origin-level fixes (robots.txt, llms.txt) apply on the main site only, because those files live at the root of the domain.

After every apply, the plugin fetches your live page to confirm the change took effect. A caching plugin serving an old copy, a host blocking loopback requests, or a physical robots.txt file can hide the change. The card tells you which it found; the Re-check button verifies again after you clear your cache.

Each check queries four AI engines and costs real money to run, so checks for the same website are cached for 24 hours.