The whole file, not the index
Every page you keep, converted from HTML to clean Markdown with the navigation, the footer and the cookie bar stripped out, headings and lists and tables intact, and a summary of the site at the top.
The problem
Wix writes your llms.txt. Nobody writes llms-full.txt.
The index file tells a model which pages exist. The full file gives it the actual words to read, quote and cite. Wix generates the first one and nothing generates the second, so the writing on your pages stays inside your pages.
llms.txt, which Wix writes for you
GET /llms.txt 200 OK # Your Site - [About](https://yoursite.com/about) - [Care guide](https://yoursite.com/blog/care) Page titles and addresses, nothing more.
llms-full.txt, which nothing writes
GET /llms-full.txt 404 Not Found (no file) A model quotes the words on a page. Nothing here carries them.
Both columns are the same site as it answers today. The left file is Wix's own and this app does not replace it.
What you get
Six things it does for you
Served at your own address, once Wix allows it
The file is live on an LLMify address from the moment you publish it. Serving it from your own domain instead needs a redirect Wix has to accept, which we are confirming before we promise it. If it works, a wizard hands you the two URLs and then watches that the file keeps answering.
Which AI crawlers read it
Every fetch of the file is yours to see, named: GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, CCBot, Bytespider, Applebot-Extended and the rest, with when each one first appeared and when it last came back.
It rebuilds when your site changes
On a schedule, and again when you publish the site or add a blog post or a product. A file that was right in March and nobody rebuilt is worse than no file, because a model reads it and believes it.
You choose what goes in
Include or exclude any page, order them so the important ones come first, and match whole sections with a path pattern. Everything stays inside a size budget so the file does not grow past what a model will read.
An AI readiness check
A score with the issue list behind it: pages that open with no summary, headings that skip a level, thin content, and whether your robots.txt is blocking the AI crawlers you meant to let in.
What it looks like
What it builds, and what you do once
# Your Site > The description block at the top, which you can edit. Source: https://yoursite.com Generated: LLMify ## About Your About page in full, as prose a model can read end to end, rather than as a title and a link. ### A post from your journal https://yoursite.com/blog/a-post The body of the post, with the navigation, the footer and the cookie bar taken out.
The attribution line comes out on the paid plans. Everything else is your own writing, converted, not rewritten.
- Read your site
Every page and post you have, minus the system pages
- Build the file
Markdown, stripped, inside the size budget
- Add one redirect
The wizard gives you both URLs to paste into Wix
- It answers at your domain
Once we have confirmed Wix accepts the redirect
Nothing is published until you say so, and skipping the redirect leaves the file working on an LLMify address.
In the free scan
1 of the 18 checks name this app
Run a scan and you will see how your own site does on exactly these, with the evidence beside each one.
- llms.txt published Can they read your content
Pricing
Plans
$0
No card
Get a real llms-full.txt on the web today and find out whether AI crawlers come looking.
Most sites
Pro$9.99
Per month, or $6.99 a month billed yearly
Put the file on your own domain and find out which models are actually reading it.
$24.99
Per month, or $17.49 a month billed yearly
For stores, multilingual sites and anyone with a catalogue worth reading.
Questions
Before you install
Wix already writes an llms.txt. Why do I need this?
Wix writes the index: your page titles and their addresses. That tells a model which pages exist and nothing about what is on them. llms-full.txt carries the writing itself, and that is the file this app builds.
Does this change anything on my site?
One redirect in Wix, which you add yourself from the two URLs the wizard gives you, and nothing else. Your pages, your theme and your existing llms.txt are left exactly as they are.
What happens if I stop paying?
The redirect on your own domain keeps working for a week, with a warning first, so nothing on your address breaks the day a card fails. If you uninstall, the last file we built stays up for a month and then stops, and we email you before it does.
Can I undo a rebuild?
Yes. Every build is kept and you can roll back to an earlier one in a click, with a diff between two versions on the top plan so you can see what actually changed before you decide.
Do the AI crawlers have to obey any of this?
No, and nothing here makes them. The file is a convenience for the ones that read it. What the fetch log tells you is which of them came and how often, which is a fact about your site rather than a promise about theirs.
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