What does folld check?
folld reads your homepage the way Google and AI assistants like ChatGPT and Perplexity do. It runs six checks: your homepage, a request marked as an AI crawler, the redirect from http to https, robots.txt, sitemap.xml and llms.txt. Then it reviews the page itself: its title, headings, words, images, structured data, speed and the ways a visitor can reach you. It takes about ten seconds.
Why would an AI assistant skip my business?
An assistant can only recommend what it can read. If your firewall blocks AI crawlers, your words only appear after JavaScript runs, or nothing on the page says who you are and where you work, it cannot be sure about you. So it names a competitor it can read.
What do I get?
A score out of 100, a meter for each area (technical, on-page, AI search and signals) and every fix, worst first, with the points each one costs you. Enter your email and we send the full report as a PDF, with how to fix each issue.
Is it free?
Yes. There is no signup and no card.
Who runs folld?
folld is run by Limehawk. Reply to the report's email and it comes straight to Corey, the founder, who sends you a plan and a price within one business day.
What happens to my data?
We keep the domain you check and its results, and your email only if you give it. We never sell it. The privacy page has the rest.
Is folld available in Melbourne, FL?
Yes. folld checks any Melbourne business's website for free, in about 10 seconds: whether ChatGPT, Google and the other AI assistants can read it and recommend it.
folld is made by Limehawk in Knoxville, Tennessee, and works online for any business website in the US.
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Melbourne business websites
Melbourne: 30 sites checked, median score 71 versus 72 across every city folld counts. 23 percent score 80 or better, while 20 score under 50. The fix they need most is adding security headers from the server.
- - 30 sites counted
- - median score: 71 of 100 (every city: 72)
- - 23% score 80 or better
- - 20% score under 50
What they most need to fix
- - 73%: Send Strict-Transport-Security, a Content-Security-Policy and frame-ancestors from the server.
- - 73%: Turn the questions buyers ask into headings, each answered in two or three sentences.
- - 67%: Describe each image in its alt text: what it shows, in a few words.
- - 57%: Add sameAs links to the business's Google, LinkedIn and social profiles.
- - 50%: Publish /llms.txt: a plain summary of the business and links to the pages that matter.
0 checked by their owners on folld.ai, 30 from folld's sample of OpenStreetMap listings. Updated October 18, 2026. how we count →
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