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Zinn® SEO: AI visibility

What Zinn® SEO does for ai visibility, and which of it is free.

What it does

  • llms.txt and llms-full.txt — Tell AI assistants what your site is about and which pages matter most, with each page's description, and offer the full text of those pages in one file.
  • llms.txt in every language — With Tranzly, each language has its own llms.txt listing its own translated pages, and the main file links them all.
  • A language index for AI assistants — The main llms.txt lists each language's own file, so an assistant answering in German reads your German pages.
  • Choose which AI crawlers may read the site — Allow or block each AI crawler, with a plain explanation of which ones train models and which ones answer questions with a link to you.
  • Say how your content may be used — Content signals in robots.txt (search, AI answers, AI training) and the TDM reservation file EU law recognises, behind a switch.
  • A Markdown version of every page (Pro) — Every page also answers at its own address with .md added, as clean text for AI agents, cached and never indexed as a duplicate.
  • Clean text for agents, announced (Pro) — Each page tells agents where its Markdown version is, so they read your words instead of menus and scripts.
  • AI crawler visits (Pro) — Which AI crawlers visit, how often each day and what they read last, kept as one small counter per crawler per day.

Free or Pro

A feature marked (Pro) needs a Pro licence; (Agency plan) needs the Agency plan. Everything else is in the free edition.

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