Is your business ready
for AI search?

The checker reads your live page and scores you on 3 surfaces at once. It looks at your title tag, description snippet, canonical URL, sitemap, robots file, structured data, author markup, FAQ markup, and heading structure. Then it runs about 17 measurable rule checks split across SEO (traditional Google), GEO (AI citation), and AEO (voice and answer boxes). No opinion, just pass or fail per rule.

SEO is where Google ranks you: title tags, links from other sites, sitemap, mobile layout. GEO is whether ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity cite you when someone asks a question you have the answer to. It depends on structured data about your business, real named authors, and machine-readable indexes like llms.txt. AEO is whether voice assistants and AI answer boxes pull the quote from your page instead of a competitor's. It depends on FAQ markup, direct 1 to 2 sentence answers, and proper heading structure.

For most businesses today, yes. Over 500 million people use ChatGPT weekly. Perplexity and Google AI Mode are growing fast. Voice assistants live on more than 4 billion devices worldwide. Sites optimized only for traditional Google search are already losing top-of-funnel discovery to competitors who show up when AI answers a question in their space.

It depends on your stack and where the site is today. Some fixes are small on-page edits (adding an Organization structured-data block, publishing an llms.txt file, adding an author byline with a real bio, marking up your top FAQ page). Others touch templates, build pipelines, or content across many pages. The report shows the full punch list up front and ranks each fix by impact on your visibility, so your team can decide the order that works for your project.

Yes. Entexis builds the full AI-search readiness layer for clients: structured data across your site, llms.txt with staleness monitoring, FAQ markup where it matters, an author-bio system, and the pipeline that keeps all of it fresh as your site changes. The checker on this page is the visible piece. The operational layer underneath, the one that keeps everything alive as your content shifts, is where a proper build partner earns its keep.