Free AI Travel Score — by palmtree.ai

When Travelers Ask AI, Do They Recommend You?

Hotels, tour operators, DMCs, and travel agencies are already being filtered by AI before travelers ever click. Get your free AI Travel Score and see what the engines can actually read.

ChatGPTPerplexityGeminiClaudeGrok

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No sign-up required. Results in 30 seconds.

We fetch only the URL you submit plus light standard probes (robots.txt, sitemap, llms.txt). No deep crawl. Fair-use limits apply.

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5 AI engines scanned
Palmtree visibility loop

The loop that gets you recommended

AI visibility isn't a one-time fix — it compounds. Your AI agent runs this loop in your dashboard — you review, it executes.

1. Audit30-second score

Scan how AI travel planners see you

Your AI agent benchmarks your visibility across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, and Grok.

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2. PublishOwned content

Create the content AI can actually use

Your agent drafts destination pages, route content, and blog posts tied to booking intent — you approve before anything ships.

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3. DistributeYour connected socials

Push the signal beyond your site

The agent syndicates your approved content to the social accounts you connect — nothing goes out without your sign-off.

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4. ImproveWeekly iteration

Track visibility and tighten the loop

Score changes, schema signals, and OTA-vs-direct reporting tell your agent what to improve next — every week, automatically.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "AI visibility" for a travel business?

How machine-readable — and therefore recommendable — your website is. AI travel planners like ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini don't render your JavaScript, don't click your photo galleries and don't admire your design. They fetch raw HTML, read structured data, and follow plain links. This score measures whether a bot can actually find your property name, location, amenities, rates and booking link without a human's browser.

What does the audit actually check?

It inspects what honest agents inspect: server-rendered text and links, HTTP behavior, robots.txt (including whether you're blocking GPTBot or ClaudeBot), Hotel/LocalBusiness JSON-LD, FAQ and review markup, titles and meta, booking CTAs, rates, availability signals, sitemap and llms.txt — 20+ checks with the evidence for each verdict.

Is the audit really free?

Yes — free within fair-use rate limits (5 audits per minute, 20 per day per visitor). No account, no card, no sales call. Reports are cached 24 hours per domain; rescans are always available.

How is this different from SEO?

Classic SEO optimizes for Google's crawler and a blue-link ranking. AI agents answer questions — "a family-friendly boutique hotel in Taormina with a pool" — by assembling facts from structured data and raw page content. You can rank #1 on Google and still be invisible when the answer is composed. This audit grades the machine-readable layer Google mostly ignores.

What should I fix first?

In order: (1) make sure your content is server-rendered so rooms, amenities and location exist in raw HTML; (2) publish one @type Hotel JSON-LD block with name, address, geo, amenityFeature and AggregateRating — that's the record agents lean on hardest; (3) make "Book Now" a plain link; (4) add a real title, meta description and OG tags; (5) publish llms.txt + sitemap.xml and unblock AI agents in robots.txt. Then rescan and watch the score move — or let your AI agent handle all of it in the dashboard while you approve.