Score your page. For Search engine and AI.
Traditional SEO is table stakes. The new score is whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews actually quote you. Run both checks in one audit.
See what's costing you rankings — on Google, and inside ChatGPT's answers. Limit 5 audits per day.
What we actually check.
Nine signals search engines look for. Four axes AI assistants weigh when deciding whether to quote a page. The same evaluator runs on every page audited inside Salesflyer.
The AEO score is one number, but the LLM judges it on four axes. Each one is scored independently and combined into the final Answer-fit score.
Two surfaces. Two scores.
Search isn't one place anymore. Half the time, your buyer asks Google. The other half, they ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, or Google's own AI Overviews. Both surfaces send traffic. Neither one cares about the other's signals.
A page that's strong on one isn't automatically strong on the other.
What is AEO?
AEO — Answer Engine Optimization — is the practice of getting your page quoted by AI assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google's AI Overviews. It's the AI-search counterpart to SEO. Sometimes called GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) or LLMO (LLM Optimization) — same idea, different acronym.
How is this different from a Lighthouse or PageSpeed audit?
Lighthouse measures whether your page loads fast and is accessible. We measure whether your page can be found (SEO) and quoted (AEO). Different goals, different rules — they don't replace each other. You should run both.
What does the AEO score actually measure?
We pass the page's content to a language model and ask: would you confidently quote a sentence from this page when answering a related question? If the page is vague, contradictory, or wrapped in marketing speak, the answer is no. The score reflects how citable the page reads to an AI assistant — not whether it ranks, not whether it loads fast, just whether it's quotable.
Will fixing my SEO score push me up the search rankings?
Fixing fundamentals won't move you from rank 30 to rank 3 on its own — rankings depend on backlinks, intent match, freshness, and domain authority. But if your fundamentals are broken (no title, missing description, multiple H1s) none of those other levers matter. This audit covers the floor, not the ceiling.
Is the audit really free? What's the catch?
Free, no signup, no email gate. We rate-limit to 5 audits per IP per day to keep bots out. The same evaluator runs inside Salesflyer, our paid product — that's the upsell. The audit itself is just the audit.
Why two scores instead of one combined score?
Because they tell you different things. A page can rank well in Google but never get quoted by ChatGPT — or be cited constantly by AI assistants while never cracking search page one. Lump them together and you can't tell which lever to pull. The split forces a choice.
Which page should I audit?
The page you most need to win on — usually a high-intent landing page (homepage, product page, pricing) or a piece of cornerstone content. Auditing your homepage is a fine first run; the more useful runs are on the pages where conversion or citation actually matters.