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Does your site serve an llms.txt?

llms.txt is a short text file that tells AI tools what your product is and where its key pages are. AfterLaunch checks whether your site has one, and helps you write one if it does not.

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llms.txt checkRequesting
mycrm.com/llms.txtGET

Requesting the file at the root of the site.

llms.txt check200 OK
mycrm.com/llms.txt200 OK
# MyCRM> A simple CRM for small sales teams.
PresentFound, as plain text.
llms.txt check404
othercrm.com/llms.txt404 Not Found
MissingNo file at the root.
1 request to /llms.txt.

Example result

What the check does

It requests /llms.txt at the root of the domain you enter.

A plain-text file there counts as present. An error, an empty file or a web page counts as missing. So does a file that only lives on a docs subdomain.

If you have one, you see its size. Leave an email for 5 things a good llms.txt has, to check yours against.

No file yet

The check offers to write one.

Enter your product name, one line on what it does, and up to 8 key pages, such as pricing and docs.

The first 10 lines show straight away. Leave an email for the whole file, ready to copy or download.

Publish it at yoursite.com/llms.txt.

Common questions

Is llms.txt required?

No. llms.txt is optional. The checker shows whether a file is served; it cannot show that an answer engine uses it.

What should go in it?

Your product name as a heading. One line on what it is and who it is for. Links to your key pages, such as docs and pricing, with a short label each. Keep it matching what your site says.

AfterLaunch is the agentic growth engine. The free scan asks ChatGPT and Perplexity the questions your customers ask, and shows who they name.

Free deep scan, no card. The full scan takes about ten minutes.