Whether anything in the page, its headers or your robots.txt tells Google to leave it out. Being indexable makes a page eligible; it does not guarantee it will be shown. The result opens at that row.
Enter an address and, in about fifteen seconds, you get two things: what your site tells each of the eight AI companies’ robots, and twelve plain checks on the page itself. Every line says what we found, what it means, what to do, and the published rule it sits against. A site can end up blocked from an AI system without anyone meaning it to — for example, by a line pasted in to keep AI out that blocked the wrong robot.1
Showing a worked example on a demonstration site until you enter your own. Leave an email and we’ll send you the result; there’s no account to make and nothing to cancel. How we handle it.
Readable is not the same as mentioned. A worked example on a site that does not exist.
One page is a first look. The audit reads every page, your Search Console and your Business Profile, and a person checks every line.