LLMagnet

For years, making a website discoverable meant optimizing it for Google. But the way people discover products and businesses is changing. They're increasingly asking ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and AI agents for answers, recommendations and products. And we realized there was a simple problem: Most WordPress site owners have no idea what AI systems can actually see, read or understand on their website. That's why we built LLMagnet. LLMagnet adds an AI visibility layer directly to WordPress. It helps you: • Track real AI bot activity and see which content is being accessed • Measure your AI Visibility Score • Generate and maintain llms.txt and llms-full.txt • Improve structured data and machine-readable content • Make your site easier for AI agents to discover and understand • Connect your WordPress site with AI clients like ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor with MCP connector The goal isn't to replace SEO. It's to give website owners visibility and control over a completely new discovery layer that didn't really exist a few years ago. We're especially interested in feedback from WordPress users, marketers, SEO professionals and builders. When you think about AI visibility for your own website, what's the first thing you'd want to know? Thanks for checking out LLMagnet. We'd love to hear what you think.

Hey everyone, I’m Ben, co-founder of LLMagnet. I’ve spent years designing and building websites for businesses. We spend hours getting a headline right, making the offer clear, making sure visitors understand why they should care. As a builder, I want that work to be accessible to AI too. My focus with LLMagnet has been making this practical for the person running the site. Which AI crawlers are visiting? What pages are they accessing? What can you improve? You should be able to start answering those questions from your WordPress dashboard. There’s still a lot to figure out in this space, and we’re building with that in mind. If you give it a try today, tell us what’s useful, what’s confusing, and what you wish it did. I’m here with the team and would love to talk through your site and use case. Thanks for being part of our launch!

So does it help with visibility in ChatGPT results that wordpress generated websites can be quoted there?

Commenting - and thinking of my wife who is a food blogger / more driven by search stuff - https://www.walderwellness.com/ if you feel like checking it out haha! Background - her overarching goal is always to drive as many eyeballs to the website as possible - she is part of an ad network - so more eyeballs means more rev. So anything she does on social media / SEO / GEO / whatever - the end goal is simple to visit the site - ideally returning readership - but macro level - eyeballs / time on page are the end result. Right now - google search console (only for organic search) / google analytics (changed UI but has source) and her ad network's analytics. I guess my big - roundabout question is how this differs from the Google Analytics / Search Console (queries) - and as they continue to collect that data or provide that data to website users - how is this going to compete or I guess what is the value as an additional offering? It might be obvious (as someone who only works in proximity to the stuff) @benln @ido_navarro1 @bencohen I'd love to hear obviously an answer to how the product still offers value to users as an added layer to their analytics stack / plugins but moreover curious to hear where you think the space of headed for websites / search as a whole.