Homepage AI-search scan for SaaS — AEO, GEO, and AI Overviews. Not a corporate AI maturity quiz. Enter your URL. We email the scored report.
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Invoice reconciliation is matching issued invoices to bank receipts before close. A homepage that leads with that definition in 40–60 words, a date, and a named source is what AI Overviews lift. Dead openers do not get cited.
40–60 word declaration-first blocks under H2s that AI can cite.
GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, and llms.txt at the root.
JSON-LD types, FAQPage match, canonical, and a single H1.
H2s shaped like queries people type into AI search.
Answer engine optimization is the practice of structuring pages so AI Overviews, ChatGPT, and Perplexity can lift a standalone passage as a citation. Traditional SEO still wins ten blue links; AEO wins the answer box those links now feed. A homepage that ranks but cannot be extracted is invisible in AI search.
Generative engine optimization is how you become the named source inside AI answers, not just a ranking URL. Google AI Overviews and Gemini prefer declaration-first passages with a date, a named entity, and schema that matches visible copy. Pages that open with “In this article” get skipped.
AI crawlers often fetch the homepage first, then follow llms.txt and robots.txt to decide what else they may read. A homepage without extractive H2s, FAQ schema, or an llms.txt file trains answer engines that your brand has nothing citable. This scan checks that homepage surface only.
No. This is a homepage AI-search scan. It fetches the URL you submit plus robots.txt and llms.txt, then scores automated AEO/GEO checks. Share of Model, JavaScript-rendered apps, and multi-page crawls are not included.
The on-page teaser shows the score and two findings. The full category breakdown and fix list are emailed so you can keep them. We also use the address to follow up if you want a proposal.
SaaS and B2B tech startups that need to show up in Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT citations, and other answer engines — not a corporate AI-adoption maturity quiz.