A free AEO audit you can act on.

What does the free AEO audit check?

The technical scan follows a bounded set of public pages on your website, up to 50 pages. It looks for problems that can make a page difficult to discover, interpret or select as the preferred version. Findings include affected URLs and the evidence behind the recommendation.

• Crawler access: robots rules, response status and discoverable internal links.
• Indexability: noindex directives, canonical declarations and conflicting page signals.
• Page metadata: titles, descriptions, headings and repeated or missing elements.
• Structured data: the presence and shape of machine-readable information on the page.
• Content structure: readable text, headings, link context and organization.

How to use the report

Start with issues that prevent access to important pages. A blocked product page is usually a more urgent problem than a short description on an old article. Open the page evidence before changing anything: a noindex directive may be correct for a checkout page or an account screen.

Group repeated findings by template. If twenty product pages share the same title, fixing the shared metadata logic is more useful than editing twenty individual outputs. After a deployment, run another scan to confirm the public website reflects the change.

• Enter your canonical website URL in the audit form.
• Review crawl coverage and prioritize important landing pages.
• Inspect the evidence for each finding and decide whether it is intentional.
• Implement a change, deploy it and compare a fresh report.

Technical readiness is different from AI visibility

A technical AEO score describes the checks completed on the pages we reached. Reports show passed, failed, untested and inapplicable checks. An unresolved JavaScript shell withholds the overall SEO score because content coverage is incomplete. It does not prove that ChatGPT, Gemini or another answer engine recommends your company. A fifty-page scan also cannot certify a larger site: blocked, disconnected or out-of-scope pages may not be represented.

Signed-in analysis can examine business context and content gaps using language models, subject to usage limits. Visibility tracking is a separate feature that samples answers over time. Keeping those measurements separate helps you distinguish a website fix from a change in model behavior.