Crawler Tester for Laravel sites
Test whether GPTBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot and Google-Extended can actually fetch your pages. Most blocked sites do not know they are blocked. Business systems, portals and marketplaces built by PHP teams.
- Free
- 10 second test
- 6
- checks
- Live
- status
What Laravel sites usually get wrong
- Blade templates make schema straightforward; the common gap is a missing @id on Organization.
- Cloudflare in front of Laravel apps is the usual source of 403s for AI crawlers.
Applying the result on Laravel
- How to change crawler rules on Laravel. Edit /public/robots.txt, or serve it from a route if it varies by environment.
What Crawler Tester checks
- GPTBotOpenAI crawler access.
- PerplexityBotPerplexity crawler access.
- ClaudeBotAnthropic crawler access.
- Google-ExtendedGemini grounding access.
- robots.txtDirectives that apply to each agent.
- Edge rules403 and 429 responses that robots.txt does not explain.
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Questions people ask
- Does Crawler Tester work with Laravel?
- Yes. It reads the public site, so the platform does not matter. The notes above cover where to apply the result on Laravel.
- Should I allow every crawler?
- Not necessarily. This tells you what is happening so the choice is deliberate.
- Does it slow my site?
- No. It is a handful of requests.
- Can I test staging?
- Only if it is publicly reachable.