AI visibility (GEO)

Your clients already ask AI. Check whether ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini even see your company.

More and more people ask an AI assistant "who should I hire" instead of typing into Google. If the model cannot read and understand your site, it simply will not recommend you. We run a free audit and show what to fix.

Three layers

AI visibility has three layers: access, understanding and citability.

AI bots get in

We check robots.txt for three kinds of bots: the indexes AI answers are built from (Google, Bing for ChatGPT and Copilot, Claude, Perplexity), bots that fetch your page live when a client clicks a link in a chat, and training bots. A blocked index means the company is invisible in that assistant; blocking training bots is your call.

The model understands you

We assess llms.txt, structured data (schema.org), title, description and content. This is what AI uses to say "this is a company that...".

There is something to cite

We look at FAQ, clear answers, contact details and tax ID. Models more readily name companies with concrete, trustworthy content.

Result

After the audit you get specifics, not a lecture about AI.

A-E grade

One 0-100 score showing how well your company is prepared for AI assistants today.

Score in 8 areas

From index and bot access, through structured data, freshness and content, to agent hints, contact details and trust. We check llms.txt too, but honestly: it is a cheap extra, not a foundation.

Priority list

You start with the easy wins: the first fixes usually take an afternoon, not a project. Some you can do yourself, with the rest we can help.

Let's check whether AI sees your company.

Send your website address. You'll get a free AI visibility audit with a grade and a list of fixes.