When a buyer asks ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity which company to choose, the answer is two or three names. Reflexa puts an agent on your website: it reads your pages the way those engines do, fixes what keeps them out — itself — and counts every time AI reads you. So the next answer has your name in it.
22 checks in minutes · no account · nothing installed until you say so
The check is free and runs from outside. Everything after it happens on your site, by an agent you can watch — and undo.
Nothing is applied without you. Every switch is your click, every word is shown to you first, and what it cannot do, it says.
See exactly how it works →Reads your site like AI does
22 checks on your public pages — crawler access, text without JavaScript, who you are, who vouches for you. Free, in minutes.
Fixes it, from inside
One file on a coded site, a plugin on WordPress. It opens robots.txt to AI crawlers, adds your Organization data, a sitemap, /llms.txt — one click each, reversible.
Writes the words you approve
A page title, a search description, an answer-first opening, a FAQ — written for you, published the moment you say yes.
Counts every AI visit, and answers you
Which pages ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity opened to answer someone — the traffic analytics never sees. Ask it anything about the site; it tells you what it did and what only you can do.
Observed on our own site and in our crawler study; the audience figures are OpenAI's. Nothing here is modelled.
The real screens: the check finding what stops AI reading the site, the agent switching it on from inside, the words it wrote for approval, and what AI then did with the pages.
The agent panel sits beside your dashboard. Ask for what you want on the site; it answers from what it actually knows and comes back with a plan where every item is marked — this one it switches on itself, this one it writes and you approve, this one only a person can do. Attach a screenshot and it reads that too. Nothing is applied until you press it.
Analytics counted 25 visits from AI last month. AI actually came 1,055 times — 474 of them to answer a buyer's question with a page from the site. AI is already selling for you. The agent on your site shows you every time it does, the moment it happens.
Measured on our own site over the 30 days to 21 September 2026, shown on a demo account. Counting AI visits is part of the Starter and Growth plans.
An agent on your site has to earn that place. These limits are code, not a policy page.
Paid plans buy the agent's work on the site, measured by usage — like a phone plan shows data. Sites are not counted.
The page check: 22 checks on your public pages, 5 a month, one site. See what holds AI back before you install anything.
The agent on your site: the switches it applies, the words it writes, every AI visit counted, Google Search Console beside it. Around 200 answers a month.
Five times the usage of Starter — for a portfolio of sites or an agent that writes a lot. Everything in Starter, on every site.
Search gave the buyer ten links to compare. An assistant gives them an answer — two or three names — and they pick one. If AI cannot read your site, you do not lose a click; the buyer never finds out you exist. Reflexa makes your site one AI can read, and recommend.
It works on your site, not on a report. It reads every public page the way ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity read it and runs 23 structural checks. It switches on the things that let AI use you — crawler access, Organization data, a sitemap, an /llms.txt — one click from you each, every one reversible. It counts every AI visit to every page, separating the times an engine opened a page to answer a real person from the times it merely crawled. And it answers what you ask about the site, with a plan that marks what it can do itself.
A coded site (Next.js, Astro, a static build, anything behind a CDN) takes one file in your middleware, your CDN worker or your page template. On WordPress the Reflexa plugin installs in three steps and needs no developer. Either way the structural check runs from outside first, so you see what the agent found before you install anything.
It never touches other plugins, themes or PHP files; never changes users, passwords, roles, your domain, DNS, hosting or caching; never flips noindex on its own; never edits checkout, cart, account or legal pages; never publishes or deletes content or changes prices; never emails your customers or posts to your social accounts; and never acts on a site other than the one its token belongs to. The limits are enforced server-side, not promised.
Yes. The agent reports every request an AI engine makes to your pages, split into pages opened to answer someone right then, pages crawled to learn, and people who clicked through from an AI answer — per page, per engine, per day. It is the traffic Google Analytics never records. Included on the Starter and Growth plans.
SEO optimizes for ranked links and clicks. AI engines don't return ten blue links — they answer with two or three names. That shifts the work from keywords and backlinks to whether an engine can reach your pages at all, read them without running JavaScript, tell who you are from machine-readable facts, and quote you cleanly. That is the work the agent does. The plain-English guide →
Yes. The structural check of your pages is free and needs no account — put in your domain and the agent reads your site. A free account keeps one site and its checks. Paid plans add the agent on the site: the switches it applies, AI traffic page by page, Search Console, and asking the agent about your site. See pricing →
The agent reads your pages and shows you what it found — free, no account, and nothing installed until you decide.