Free AEO and entity check
Can AI find, read and trust your business?
Enter your website. We check whether AI crawlers can reach and read it, what your structured data tells them, and which knowledge bases, business profiles and review platforms already recognise you. Then we show what to fix first.
Top coverage actions
Coverage by source
AEO audit of your homepage
Free account: save your reports, approve your brand facts and download the fixes: a corrected robots.txt, Organization markup and an llms.txt draft. 25-page audits and weekly change emails are in the Pro beta.
Save this site in your dashboardWant the gaps closed?
The full entity audit covers what this check can’t: live knowledge panel and Google Maps checks, LinkedIn, Crunchbase and directory details, and the sources AI answers in your category actually cite. You get a prioritised plan your team can act on.
How the check works
- AEO audit: we read your robots.txt rule by rule for each AI crawler, test whether your firewall lets them in, and check indexing and snippet controls, your sitemap, whether answers are in the HTML before JavaScript runs, headings, structured data, trust pages, freshness, llms.txt, link previews and open web archives.
- Your website: we read your homepage’s structured data and links, and take your business name from it.
- Knowledge bases: we search Wikidata by your website address, not just your name, then follow it to Wikipedia and Google’s Knowledge Graph.
- Business profiles and reviews: we read Trustpilot and Companies House pages directly. LinkedIn, Crunchbase, G2 and similar sites don’t allow automated checks, so we only find the records your site or Wikidata link to.
Every source gets one of five results. Recognised: we read the source and found a record that matches you. Linked, not verified: your site or Wikidata links to a profile on a platform we can’t read automatically, so it’s your claim until checked. Needs review: we found something, but it may not be you, or two records disagree. Not found in this check: we looked and found nothing, which doesn’t prove nothing exists. Not checked: the source didn’t respond or blocked us, so we don’t know, and it isn’t counted.
A missing Wikipedia article isn’t a failure: it depends on notability, so we never count it against you.
A business, several sources, different evidence.
Illustrative exampleSelect a source to inspect its recognition and link status.
An evidence map of your business across trusted sources.
Illustrative records. A recognised record does not prove that an AI engine uses or trusts it.
What to know before you use it
- About 20 sources are covered; this is not a complete map of the web.
- Some sources cannot be checked automatically and show not checked.
- Recognition, declared links and ownership confirmation are separate states.
Questions
Does linked mean recognised?
No. A link declared on your website is different from evidence found at the destination source.
Does not checked mean my business is missing?
No. It means the checker has not established the result for that source.