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We built GEO/AEO Scanner because AI assistants have become a new way into businesses, and most sites have never been checked from that angle: AI crawlers blocked without anyone knowing, missing structured data, content that is hard to quote.
Our goal: every organisation should be able to check, with public and reproducible rules, whether AI can read and cite its site, and know exactly what to fix.
Discover our methodologyThe first version (May 2026) audited the AI visibility of a page: crawler access, structured data, llms.txt and citability.
Later versions added accessibility (WCAG 2.2 and the European Accessibility Act), real visibility measurement in five answer engines, the real-browser test, whole-site crawls and automatic monitoring.
The scanner now works where people work: WordPress plugin, REST API and an MCP connector for coding agents. Every report states the engine version that produced it.
May 2026
First AI visibility audit and PDF report
September 2026
12 dimensions, WCAG 2.2 accessibility, accounts, quotas and API
September 2026
Visibility measured in 5 engines, real browser, site crawl, WordPress, SSO
September 2026
Pro, Agency and Enterprise plans, white label
September 2026
MCP connector for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, large-scale monitoring
October 2026
Our own render server (real browser), no third-party service
October 2026
Files compared with your site: never less than it already has
October 2026
Real report on the home page, quota units, measurement in 5 assistants explained
The scanner applies public standards (RFC 9309 for robots.txt, Schema.org, llmstxt.org, WCAG 2.2) and criteria from research on generative engine optimization.
Every check refers to a published standard or specification: you can verify our rules yourself.
Every criterion is a deterministic rule covered by automated tests: the same site always gets the same score.
Criteria evolve with published crawlers and standards; every report states the engine version used.
Every check is deterministic and reproducible: the same site gets the same score. Here is exactly what the engine measures.
robots.txt evaluated per RFC 9309 for 17 AI crawlers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity, Google, Apple, Mistral…), meta robots tag and X-Robots-Tag header.
XML sitemap (including indexes), lastmod freshness, canonical URL, internal linking and broken outbound links on a sample.
Single H1, heading hierarchy, semantic HTML5, lists and tables, text volume and readability (Flesch for English, Kandel-Moles for French).
Self-contained passages, quantified facts, sources and authority links, definitions: what AI can quote verbatim.
JSON-LD (including @graph) and microdata: entity identity, content type, WebSite, breadcrumbs, Product and reviews for shops.
Presence and quality of llms.txt in the llmstxt.org format (a proposed standard): title, summary, sections and links to key pages. It serves AI assistants and agents that read your site; Google does not state that it uses it to rank search results.
Online shops only (detected automatically): price, availability, identifiers and consistency between the page and Schema.
Marked-up FAQ, question headings followed by a short answer, comparison tables and numbered steps.
HTTPS, identified entity, legal notice, privacy, contact and about page, authors, dates and reviews.
Server response time, compression, HTML weight, caching, mobile viewport, modern image formats, blocking scripts, HSTS.
Meta description, Open Graph, X (Twitter) card, title consistency and linked official profiles (sameAs).
20 WCAG 2.2 A/AA rules checked on the page code (alternatives, forms, accessible names, zoom, ARIA…) and the statement required by the European Accessibility Act.
For a site that is not an online shop, the Product data dimension is excluded and its weight is redistributed over the other dimensions.
A free plan without a credit card that uses no paid service: anyone can check their site.
We explain every score, every criterion, every recommendation. No black box. You understand what you're fixing and why.
New crawlers, new standards: the engine is updated and every report states its version.
Every re-scan shows how your scores change, check by check.
Write to us: we explain every check and every weight of the score.
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