AEO Audit.
Find out whether AI engines cite you, and exactly why they don't.
The problem it removes.
Three capabilities, one scenario each.
See what gets cited, and why.
Answer engines cite a thin slice of the web and ignore the rest; the 8% Rule names how thin. The audit queries the engines on your buyers' real questions and shows which of your pages earn citations, which get skipped, and who's quoted instead. Scenario: you learn a competitor's three-year-old explainer is answering your category's most-asked question.
A CLEAR scorecard per page.
Every audited page gets scored on the five CLEAR dimensions, so 'our site isn't AI-visible' becomes 'these fourteen pages fail on structure and these nine never answer the question they rank for.' Scenario: your team sorts the scorecard by revenue page and starts the fixes where they pay.
From audit to fix list.
The report ends as a prioritized fix list, not a grade. We ran it on ourselves first: our own site failed our own framework, and that audit became the fix list this site was rebuilt from. Scenario: your next website sprint is scoped by evidence instead of opinion.
The free tier runs at audaeo.com: enter a domain, get the topline visibility read. The full audit adds the per-page CLEAR scorecard, competitor citation analysis, and the fix list.
AEO Audit instruments the Surface: it measures whether the layer buyers and agents read first is legible enough to get cited.
Asked by buyers like you.
What does the free tier include?
The topline read: whether the major answer engines cite your domain on a core set of category questions, and how they currently describe you. It runs at audaeo.com with no email gate on the result. The paid audit is where the per-page scorecard, competitor analysis, and fix list live.
How is AEO different from SEO?
SEO earns you a position on a results page a human scans. AEO earns you a citation inside an answer a human reads, or an agent acts on. The disciplines overlap on fundamentals like structure and speed, then diverge: SEO optimizes for the click, AEO for being the quoted source. Your SEO isn't dead. It's the first floor of a building that grew a second one.
What do we do with the report?
Work the fix list, in order. Every finding names the page, the failing dimension, and the change. Some fixes are your team's for an afternoon: rewriting an opening so it answers first. Some are structural: schema, entity consistency, information architecture. If you want it done for you, that's the AEO-Native Websites service, scoped directly from your report.
How often should we re-audit?
Quarterly is the honest cadence for most B2B sites: answer engines re-crawl and re-rank continuously, but your content changes in sprints, and measuring more often than you fix just charts your anxiety. Teams shipping content weekly run monthly checks on their core question set instead. Re-audits track the same questions so the trend line means something.
Try it at audaeo.com, or map it first.
The trial lives on the product's own domain. The diagnostic tells you whether this is the right layer to start with.