Questions and answers
about Chetver, site checks and payment.

Chetver shows how easily AI services — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and others — can read and correctly understand your website. After every check you get a to-do list with evidence: what gets in the way and what to fix.

Chetver also publishes an AI Page — a page of facts about your business on your own subdomain — and shows which AI bots visit your site.

It is an assessment of how easy your site is to read and understand. We calculate it from five components: bot access, readability, structure, business information and consistency of facts. We check up to 30 pages.

Readiness is included in every paid plan. It does not measure popularity, mentions or recommendations.

Every week, automatically. The first weekly check runs no earlier than 7 days after the initial check.

In between you can start a re-check from your account. There is a 1-hour pause between runs.

No. Each AI service decides for itself what to read, what to include in an answer and whom to recommend. Chetver shows how easily AI can read and correctly understand your site, which AI bots visit, what gets in their way and — on Max — what AI answers to test questions.

No. Checks only read your site from the outside. You install the plugin, connector or pixel yourself, and you review AI Page changes before they are published. You or your developer carry out the items on the to-do list.

Yes, on every paid plan: a comparison with the sites of up to 3 competitors. We compare the information published on the sites and show anything we could not check separately.

Ukrainian, English, Russian and Kazakh. You can switch the language of this website in the header or at the bottom of the page, and the language of your account and emails in your account settings.

Ten factual checks. Eight are on the homepage: whether it responds, the title, the meta description, the main H1 heading, the page language, the canonical address, JSON-LD structured data and the address or service area. The other two are the robots.txt and sitemap.xml files.

Each check comes with evidence and a next step. Check your site.

It does not run JavaScript, does not load the pages listed in your sitemap and does not give a score. It makes no calls to AI models and does not check whether you are recommended.

The readiness score across five components is calculated in the paid account — for up to 30 pages.

No. The report opens straight away. You can leave your email to receive a link to the report — that is optional. Saving the report to an account is free too.

We reuse a finished report for the same site for 24 hours. The form is protected by reCAPTCHA, and the number of runs from one address is limited — this protects the service from abuse.

Most often the site did not respond in time (we wait up to 15 seconds) or did not let our crawler in. It identifies itself as ChetverBot/1.0.

If robots.txt or your site’s protection blocks it, allow access — how to allow ChetverBot. Then run the check again.

A separate page of facts about your business — description, contacts and catalog — in plain HTML that crawlers can read without JavaScript. It runs on your subdomain aipage.your-domain, and your website stays the source of the facts.

See an example AI Page.

Add one A record in your domain’s DNS settings: name aipage, value — the IP address shown in your account. Your account checks the record and shows the publication status.

Step by step: how to add an A record.

You do. Review the suggested changes, edit the facts and restore a previous version as a draft. Your account shows which catalog items were read and which were skipped.

Monthly on Basic, weekly on Pro and Max. On Pro and Max the AI Page also gets a questions-and-answers (FAQ) block, and we check the published page daily.

An AI Page that is already published stays online as it is, but stops being updated. If you close your account, the AI Page becomes unavailable — then remove the aipage record from your domain settings.

Through one of three connections. The WordPress plugin — for WordPress 6.5+ and PHP 8.1+. The PHP connector — for sites on PHP 8.1+; it sends data on a schedule, so it needs a task scheduler. The pixel — one line of code for any platform; you can also add it alongside the plugin or connector.

The plugin and the connector record bot requests that reached your site, together with the response status — errors included. They do not see pages served from a CDN cache or requests blocked before they reach the site.

The pixel only sees bots that load images, and it does not see the page status.

The page path without query parameters, the bot name, the time and the response status. The plugin does not send IP addresses, the full User-Agent, cookies or form data.

No. A record shows that a bot requested a page. It does not prove that the page was read, used in an answer or recommended. A bot’s signature does not prove who it really is either.

Connections and the summary of AI bot requests on the “AI bot requests” page are on every paid plan. Detailed reports on bots, pages and evidence start with Pro.

On the Max plan we ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity up to 24 test questions every week and show their answers. Each result shows the provider, the question and the date. If a provider was unavailable, we say so.

Yes: run an on-demand check with up to 5 of your own questions. There is a 1-hour pause between runs.

Not necessarily. AI answers depend on the wording, the language, the conversation history and the time of the request. Test questions are a sample to observe — not a ranking position and not a guarantee.

Max adds priority decisions with evidence — what is worth doing first. We refresh the list daily.

Basic — $29 a month or $290 a year, Pro — $59 or $590, Max — $99 or $990. Prices are in US dollars per site. Compare plans.

No. Instead there is a money-back guarantee — 30 days from the date of each payment. You can start with a free check of your homepage.

Online via Stripe: you go to the Stripe payment page and pay there. The subscription renews automatically every month or every year, depending on the period you chose. The final amount, including any discounts or taxes, is shown on the Stripe page or in the receipt.

We refund the full amount of any payment if you write to support within 30 calendar days of its date — no questions asked. Refunds are processed within 14 business days to the same payment method you used. Details are in the Terms of Service, section 5.

In your account, under “Plan & billing”, or by emailing support. There will be no further charges, and access stays until the end of the paid period.

After that, checks, monitoring, bot request collection and scheduled emails stop; an AI Page that is already published stays online. Details are in the Terms of Service, section 6.

Write to support@chetver.com — we will tell you the amount and the date before any charge. A second subscription for the same site is not possible: we change the plan within the existing one.

Each site is a separate subscription with its own plan: for example, your shop on Max and a second site on Basic. All sites live in one account.

Yes. Basic — up to 1,000 clicks a month, Pro — up to 10,000, Max — unlimited, with the option to remove the Chetver badge. How the Ask widget works.

For your account — your email and the sites you added, check results, AI Pages and connection data. If you left your email on the free check, we store it together with the site and, if you agreed, your consent to receive news. Payments are processed by Stripe.

We do not store plain IP addresses. The pixel also fires on human visits and records a hash of the IP address, the browser signature (User-Agent), the address it was loaded from (referrer), the page and an approximate location — country and city. The WordPress plugin does not send IP addresses at all. The Ask widget stores a hash of the IP address with a key that changes daily and sets no cookies.

We store passwords only as hashes. You can also sign in with a link from an email: it works once and expires.

In your account settings. While there is an active site, subscription or unfinished payment, deletion is unavailable — open “Plan & billing” first. After deletion your account and sites are closed and your AI Pages become unavailable.

How we keep data is described in the Privacy Policy.

Write to support@chetver.com: access, correction, deletion, restriction of processing, data portability, withdrawal of consent. The data controller is CREADOR LAB, S.L. (Spain). Details are in the Privacy Policy.