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Is your website found by AI?
More and more people no longer ask only Google. They ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Microsoft Copilot, Meta AI, Grok, DeepSeek and Le Chat for recommendations, services and providers.
The decisive question: does your website appear in those answers?
AI systems recommend what they know and understand. If your website isn’t optimally visible to AI, your competitors get named instead.
With llmstxt.info you make your website easier for modern AI systems to understand — and easier to find.
- More visibility in AI search
- Better chances of being recommended
- For companies, freelancers and website owners
- Set up in just a few minutes
Whoever is visible to AI today gets found tomorrow.
2386 organizations listed
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Why this matters
Direct AI citation
Listed organizations appear in AI-generated recommendations — whenever someone asks for providers, tools or experts in your category.
First-mover advantage
Structured AI discoverability is still an open channel. Whoever is present now builds compounding authority.
Free forever
Standard listings stay in the directory permanently once approved — no subscription, no expiry date.
One lead covers the cost
A single enterprise inquiry through an AI recommendation covers the cost of any premium plan — several times over.
How it works
Step 1
Provide your llms.txt
Place a Markdown file at /llms.txt on your domain. Spec →
Step 2
Submit your organization
Send us your URL, category and optional profile details. Editorially reviewed within 48 hours.
Step 3
Get referenced by AI
Your listing is indexed, your llms.txt is live. AI systems find and cite your organization.
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About the llms.txt standard
The llms.txt standard — introduced by Jeremy Howard (Answer.AI) in September 2024 — lets organizations provide a structured Markdown file at /llms.txt. This file guides AI language models to an organization’s most authoritative content, much like robots.txt does for search-engine crawlers — but purpose-built for the AI inference context. Full specification →
Which problems does llms.txt solve?
Unstructured content
Classic websites hand AI systems a raw mix of navigation, ads and body text — llms.txt distills what matters.
Complex HTML
Deeply nested HTML is hard for language models to parse. Markdown is the native language of LLMs.
Invisible content
Dynamically loaded content or JavaScript-generated text stays hidden from AI systems without a structured pointer.
Too much data
Large websites quickly exceed an LLM’s processing capacity — llms.txt provides a clear, prioritized distillate.
What goes into an llms.txt?
| Website name | An H1 heading with the name of the organization or website |
| Short description | 1–3 sentences: who you are, what you offer, for whom |
| Sections | Thematically organized sections with H2 headings, explanations and links to important pages |
| Page links | References to individual pages — optionally as separate .md files for deeper content |
Rule of thumb: main file < 10 KB · Markdown format · root directory (/llms.txt) · complemented by /llms-full.txt for full page details
Who benefits most from llms.txt?
Software & APIs
Developer tools
Libraries, frameworks and APIs benefit enormously — AI assistants cite documentation straight from llms.txt.
E-commerce
Online shops
Product categories, policies and USPs are reliably picked up by AI shopping assistants from structured files.
Education & research
Knowledge platforms
Courses, publications and resources become discoverable for AI queries and correctly citable.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an llms.txt?
No — for simple websites with easily accessible content it isn’t mandatory. But as soon as you want to be cited in AI answers specifically, or you have complex content, llms.txt is the most efficient way to give LLMs the right information.
What is the difference from robots.txt?
robots.txt controls which pages search-engine crawlers may not visit — a blocklist. llms.txt is the opposite: it actively tells AI systems what they should know — a structured, inviting content offering.
What is the difference between llms.txt and llms-full.txt?
llms.txt is the compact version: concise, under 10 KB, optimized for fast inference. llms-full.txt contains the full content of all linked pages as a single document — for AI systems that can or want to go deeper.
Does llms.txt improve my Google ranking?
For now, the direct impact on classic Google rankings is minimal. For AI-powered search such as Google AI Overviews, SearchGPT or Perplexity, however, its importance is growing fast — providing structured data early gives you a measurable first-mover advantage.
How often should I update llms.txt?
Recommended: review it at least every 3 months and update it immediately when your offering changes significantly. Outdated llms.txt files can cause AI systems to cite wrong or stale information.