AI Page Ready

The core report scans a page across schema markup, LLM-friendly content, accessibility, and performance, then splits the result into six scored sections like Structured Data, Readability, and Discoverability. Each section comes with a plain-language finding, so a prospect with no SEO background still understands what's holding the page back. Agencies use this as the first proof point in a sales conversation.

This report asks ChatGPT and Gemini the questions a real buyer would type, then logs whether the prospect's brand shows up and which competitors take the top slots. It also records the pages cited in each answer. That turns a vague claim about AI visibility into something an agency can screenshot and discuss.

On the paid plans, an agency strips out every AI Page Ready mark and runs the widget, web report, and PDF under its own name. The PDF adds the agency logo and contact details, and report emails go out under the agency's sender name. Prospects never see a third-party brand in the flow, which keeps the lead inside the agency's funnel.

Prospector builds branded AEO reports for a batch of prospect URLs, up to 25 pages per campaign. An agency can review the results, download the reports, and drop them into an outreach sequence, so each email leads with a real finding rather than a template. Growth includes 20 outbound audits a month and Scale includes 100.

The audit widget can sit as a standard inline form, a popup, a corner widget, a side tab, or a top bar, and it matches the host site's look. An agency can also customize the form fields and appearance. That flexibility lets the same tool fit a clean landing page or a busy service site without redesigning either one.

Paid plans generate the widget and reports in 24 languages, including Spanish, German, French, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and both Portuguese variants. An agency serving clients in several countries runs one setup and localizes the output by language. The free plan sticks to English reports.

A newer feature scans AI answers for the strengths that build confidence in a brand and the concerns that might create doubt. It labels each finding as a strength or a perceived concern and links the sources behind it. That gives an agency a sharper angle for the follow-up call than a raw score alone.