That work isn't limited to HTML. Your site's technical foundations matter, but so do how your brand is described, where it appears, which sources support its claims, and how your content answers real questions.

aeogeo covers both sides. Free technical checks show what stops AI crawlers from reading your pages. Pro connects your own agent to maintained, source-linked AEO/GEO research on content strategy, brand and entity consistency, authority and off-site presence.

Scan the basics. Apply the evidence. Check your changes.

1. Scan. Run repeatable checks on crawler access, raw HTML, structure and on-page content signals. Every failed check comes with a fix. No account needed.

2. Apply the evidence. Your agent (Claude Code, OpenCode or another MCP client) connects to one MCP URL and pulls source-linked rules for the question at hand, with their confidence and limits. The agent decides what applies. You approve the changes to your site.

3. Check your changes. Technical fixes are verified with the same deterministic checks, from the CLI, in CI, or on a draft before you publish. The agent runs on your own model; aeogeo doesn't sell you inference.

The ladder

• L0 access, L1 rendering, L2 structure, L3 answer shape are shipped deterministic checks. Same input, same output. The check engine doesn't call an LLM.

• L4 authority and L5 off-site are rulebook guidance your agent applies: named experts, consistent entity data, profiles, mentions, reviews, community presence. They aren't automated grades, and we don't pretend a scanner can score them.

Fix the access problems you can verify before investing in tactics that are harder to measure.

Where the guidance comes from

We review research and platform documentation, interpret what it supports and publish bounded recommendations with links to the original sources. It's our editorial interpretation, uncertainty included, and the research work upstream is AI-assisted. A source link doesn't mean its author reviewed or endorsed our conclusions. Rules change when the evidence warrants it, and every change is dated.

What it doesn't do

A grade or a pass is not a citation. aeogeo isn't an AI mention tracker: it doesn't query answer engines or measure how often they mention your brand. If you need that, use a tracker alongside it. And no single change to a website can be shown to have caused citations, rankings or traffic. We'd rather say that up front.

If your pages already pass and your team keeps up with the research, the free scan may be all you need.

Free and Pro

Free checks your pages. Pro guides your broader AEO/GEO strategy.

Free ($0): technical checks for crawler access, raw HTML and page structure, with grades and a fix for every failed check. Robots.txt and JSON-LD generators. No signup, no card. Raw page content isn't retained; if you create a share link, the URL and findings are kept for up to 90 days.

Pro (\(29/mo or \)290/yr): guidance for your agent on on-site content strategy, brand and entity consistency, authority and off-site presence; source references, confidence and applicability for each recommendation; detailed check results; and draft lint before you publish. Checkout runs through PayPal, with a full refund within 14 days.

Try it

• Start with a free scan, no account required: https://aeogeo.site

• Connect your agent: add https://mcp.aeogeo.site as a remote MCP server in your client.

• Pricing: https://aeogeo.site/pricing/

aeogeo is built in Tbilisi by Paul Zgordan. We'll post rule changes and practical AEO/GEO notes here.