AI-SEO Audit

Run a free AI-SEO audit of your website and find out where you actually stand, both in traditional Google results and inside the AI answers that now sit above them.

Most SEO tools were built before AI Overviews existed. They check your titles, your meta tags and your page speed, and then they stop. Our SEO analysis checks all of that and then keeps going. It tests whether AI search engines are even permitted to read your site, whether you have told them what your content covers, and whether your pages are built so an AI system can quote them.

Every audit returns an overall grade plus a score for nine separate categories. Each category is built from individual checks, and each check either passes, warns or fails, so a score is never just a number you have to take on faith.

Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity do not crawl the web the way the classic Googlebot did. They use their own crawlers, they obey their own directives, and they look for signals that did not exist when most SEO tools were written. A site can score well on a traditional audit and still be invisible to every one of them. This is the work increasingly called generative engine optimization, and it is measurable rather than mysterious.

Our audit tests the things that actually decide whether an AI system can use your content:

You can run up to three audits from the same connection in any twenty-four hour period. That limit exists so the tool stays fast and free for everyone, not to push you toward a paid plan. If an audit fails because a site blocks automated visits or is temporarily down, it does not count against your three.

Your results live at their own address, so you can bookmark them, return to them, or send them to a developer without running the audit again. Every report includes:

Nothing in the report is a subjective grade. Every category is a weighted set of checks with defined thresholds, and the report shows the points earned against the points available for each one. Three examples from the On-Page category:

Because the thresholds are fixed, two audits of the same page return the same score, and a rise in your score means you genuinely changed something. You end up with an SEO analysis you can hand straight to a developer and a list of opportunities ranked by what will move search rankings most.

The audit engine is ours. It is the same engine behind our internal SEO platform, and it also feeds business listing data into BizScoreAI through an API. We built it because the commercial SEO tools we were paying for could not tell a client whether an AI search engine was able to read their site.

Run one now for a baseline, then again after any change that touches the whole site: a redesign, a platform migration, a hosting move, a new SEO plugin, or a bulk content update. Those are the moments when something quietly breaks.

Beyond that, monthly is enough for most sites. Auditing more often than your site actually changes tells you nothing new. What matters more than frequency is auditing after every significant change, because that is when one line in robots.txt or a single missing canonical tag can undo months of work and cost you the consistent organic traffic you built.

If you would rather not track this yourself, that is what our AI-SEO service is for. We audit continuously, handle the keyword research, fix what we find, and report on it monthly.