AIAI Page Audit
Built for the new front page of search

See your site the way AI answer engines see it

Google renders your JavaScript. ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude don't: they read raw HTML. A page can rank beautifully and still be invisible to every AI answer at the same time. As an AI page audit tool built specifically for AEO and GEO, we show you which, and why, then exactly what to fix, ranked by impact, whether you're checking one page or running a full AI site audit across your key templates.

Your first check is free · Results in ~20 seconds

Example report yoursite.com/blog/your-article
83% AEO & GEO score
24/31 Checks passed
3/4 Engines likely to cite
Answerability
88
Entity Clarity
74
Attribution & Trust
61
Structural Readability
45
Structured data (schema) Pass
Headings phrased as real questions Fix
Published and updated dates in markup Fix
Navigation readable without JavaScript Pass
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Two tools that answer different questions

"Can a crawler reach this page at all" and "how good is this page for an AI answer" are different questions with different fixes. Both are one login away.

LLM Access Check

Fetch any URL as Googlebot, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Copilot and Google AI, desktop and mobile, see exactly what each one can and can’t read, element by element.

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Full AEO & GEO Audit

A weighted score built from the same checklist across every tab, content, indexability, keyword match, with ranked, page-specific fixes, not a generic checklist.

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The AEO & GEO Checklist

Every check we run, and why it affects whether an AI engine cites the page, published openly so you know exactly what "the score" means.

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Not a black box

See exactly what each crawler reads

Header, navigation, main content, footer, images, schema, each one checked separately, by page region and by content type. If your nav is JavaScript-rendered and invisible to GPTBot, that's the line that tells you, not a vague overall score.

  • ✓ Region-by-region: header, nav, main content, footer
  • ✓ Content-type: title, headings, images, structured data
  • ✓ Desktop vs mobile, and a live check per named engine
Main contentReadable in the static HTML (about 1,490 words).
NavigationRendered by JavaScript, empty in the static HTML LLM crawlers fetch.
Structured data (schema)JSON-LD present: Organization, WebSite, Article.
Images (14)9/14 images have alt text, the rest are invisible to LLMs.
Published and updated dates in markup

No published or modified date in the markup.

Fix: Add datePublished and dateModified to your Article/Product schema.

Answer engines prefer sources they can date, and heavily discount undated pages on anything time-sensitive.

Every check explains itself

Know why a fix matters, not just that it's broken

Every failed check comes with a plain-English reason it affects AI citation, and a concrete fix, not "structured data: 45/100" with no idea what to actually change.

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How it works

Three steps, about twenty seconds

This AEO & GEO tool needs no install and no tag on your site, and there's no waiting for a crawl. Paste a URL and read the answer.

1

Paste any URL

Your page, a client's page, or a competitor's. Nothing to install and no access to their site required, we fetch it the same way the crawlers do.

2

We fetch it as each crawler

Googlebot, GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Bingbot, each with its real user-agent, paced so we never trip the site's rate limiter.

3

You get the gap, and the fix

Element by element: what each crawler received, what it missed, and a ranked list of what to change first. Export it as a PDF and hand it to a client.

Go deeper

Understand the "why" before you run a check

The full AEO & GEO checklist

Every check the tool runs, grouped by page type and vertical, with the reasoning behind each one.

Browse the checklist →

AEO / GEO glossary

Plain-English definitions for the terms that come up in every report, answerability, entity clarity, citation likelihood and more.

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The AEO & GEO blog

Practical guides on getting cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI Overviews, not vague theory.

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From the blog

Practical AEO & GEO guides, not vague theory

ChatGPT and Perplexity Barely Cite the Same Websites
AEORanking

ChatGPT and Perplexity Barely Cite the Same Websites

New research found only 11% overlap between which sites ChatGPT and Perplexity cite. Here's why, and what it means for your strategy.

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Google Is Changing How AI Mode Explains Its Own Links
AEONews

Google Is Changing How AI Mode Explains Its Own Links

Google is adding more links inside AI Mode, plus short notes on why each one matters. Here's what that means if you want to get cited.

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Off-Page Signals in AI Search: How Much Do They Actually Matter?
GEOGuide

Off-Page Signals in AI Search: How Much Do They Actually Matter?

Backlinks correlate with AI citations at r=0.22. Brand mentions correlate at r=0.66. Here's what that gap actually means.

Read →
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Questions

Before you run your first check

Why would a page rank on Google but never get cited by ChatGPT?

Googlebot renders JavaScript. GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot mostly don’t, they read the raw HTML response. Content injected by JavaScript is invisible to them even though Google sees it fine.

What does the AEO score actually measure?

Every pillar score is built from the same named checklist shown on the report’s Content, Indexability and Keywords tabs, not a separate black-box number. See the full checklist at /checklist.

Do I need to install anything on my site?

No. Paste a URL and we fetch it the same way the crawlers do. Nothing to install, no tag, no waiting for a crawl.

Is this an AI page audit tool or an AI site audit tool?

Both. Run it against a single URL for a page-level AEO audit, or work through your key templates (home, product, article) one by one for a practical AI site audit, since AI crawlers can treat pages on the same site very differently depending on how each template renders.

Does this cover GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) too, or just AEO?

Both, in one audit. AEO and GEO overlap almost completely in practice, so we don’t split them into two separate reports. The same checklist covers the AEO fundamentals (structured data, direct answers, crawlability) and the GEO-specific factors research has shown move citation rate, like naming and linking your sources, and using concrete numbers instead of vague claims, plus a per-engine citation-likelihood estimate for ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and AI Overviews.

Find out what AI can actually read on your site

One check takes about 20 seconds. The first one is on us.

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