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Is your siteAI-ready?

Paste any public URL. We score technical SEO, answer structure, AI-crawler access, and source-readiness signals from 0 to 100. The result helps you find obstacles to access and understanding; it cannot promise citations or AI Overview inclusion.

We fetch the URL once, parse the HTML, return a score. Server-side. No JS execution.

What this audit covers

Four axes. A catalog of more than 30 contextual checks.

SEO

Technical SEO basics

The foundation: title and description signals, heading structure, canonical, viewport, HTTPS, hreflang, image-alt coverage, and sitemap discovery. Failures here can make crawling, indexing, accessibility, or machine interpretation less reliable.

AEO

Answer Engine Optimization

Answer-friendly structure such as valid FAQ or HowTo markup where appropriate, numbered steps for procedural content, comparison tables, and concise answer passages on pages that genuinely need them.

AIO

AI crawler access and structure

Signals that help AI crawlers access and interpret the initial HTML: relevant robots.txt rules, semantic HTML, Schema.org JSON-LD, and an optional llms.txt discovery file. Access and structure do not guarantee citation.

GEO

Google AI Overviews readiness

Search-eligibility and source-quality signals we review around AI Overviews: named authorship, appropriate freshness markup, useful source references, Open Graph metadata, and Organization schema for entity clarity.

Note: Google says AI Overview inclusion has no extra technical requirements beyond standard Search eligibility. We score signals that correlate with citation, but we never promise inclusion.

FAQ

Common questions

What is AI-readiness for a website?

AI-readiness describes how accessible, structured, and attributable your content is when search and AI systems retrieve it. We review crawler access, semantic structure, machine-readable metadata, authorship, freshness, and cited evidence. These signals complement standard SEO, but no technical score can guarantee that an AI system will cite a page.

How is this different from a regular SEO audit?

A regular SEO audit focuses on crawl, indexation, on-page, and search-performance signals. This audit keeps those basics and adds answer-friendly structure, AI-crawler access, machine-readable context, authorship, freshness, and source evidence. The four scores are diagnostic indicators, not eligibility decisions or citation promises.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Paste a public URL and get a score in about 10 seconds. The audit performs a server-side, no-JavaScript fetch of the page's initial HTML, similar to how many crawlers first retrieve a URL. It does not claim to reproduce every search or AI crawler exactly.

What does Aetos check exactly?

Across four axes, the free URL audit evaluates a catalog of more than 30 contextual checks; the applicable set varies by page type and robots availability. It covers title and meta tags, canonical, primary heading, HTTPS, viewport, hreflang, image-alt coverage, appropriate schema, structured answers, llms.txt, crawler and training preferences, semantic HTML, JSON-LD, authorship, dates, source links, Open Graph, and publisher identity. The in-WordPress plugin evaluates a much wider set of private runtime and configuration signals.

My site scored low. What now?

Start with failed high-impact checks, then review warnings in context. Some recommendations only apply to specific page types, so do not add markup or files just to raise a score. For a deeper in-WordPress audit that can inspect plugin state, database health, and runtime signals the public URL audit cannot reach, install the Aetos plugin.

Is this really free?

Yes. No signup, card, or API key is required. Reasonable rate limits protect the service from abuse, and temporary caching can prevent repeated fetches of the same public page. See the privacy policy for how requests and optional contact details are handled.