AEO audit
Paste a page URL. An AI agent inspects the page, scores how ready it is to be cited by AI search, and lists what to fix first. It takes about a minute.
What the agent is doing
What it checks
- AI crawler access
- Whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and other crawlers are allowed to fetch the page, and whether the content is in the HTML they receive.
- Answer structure
- Whether headings match the questions people ask and each section opens with a direct answer.
- Structured data
- Whether the schema markup is valid, fits the page and names an author and dates.
- Trust signals
- Whether the page shows who wrote it, when it was updated and where its facts come from.
- Technical basics
- Title, description, canonical URL, language and redirects.
How it works
This is an AI agent. It gets a goal and a set of tools: fetch a page, map its headings, read a section, inspect its schema, check robots.txt. Claude, an AI model from Anthropic, decides which tools to use and in what order based on what it finds. Two pages can get two different sets of checks. You can watch each step as it runs.
The audit reads one page and the site's robots.txt. It only fetches public web pages, and it does not store the page or the report. The URL you enter is sent to Anthropic so the model can write the report. Limit: three audits per hour.
A score is a starting point. It reflects what one page shows, and it cannot see your analytics or how often AI systems cite you today. For that, read how I approach answer engine optimization or ask me about a full audit.