For search engines and AI,
a site that reads clearly.

An audit report records what is wrong and what to fix first under one consistent method. SearchProof AI documents SEO, answer structure, and brand and source signals from public pages alongside evidence URLs, priorities, and measurement scope, creating a baseline for checking work before and after a developer or agency engagement.

Often, yes. Delivery and search readiness are different questions: titles, indexing, internal links, structured data, performance, and answer-ready content must be checked on the live public pages against a consistent external standard. The report is not about distrusting a vendor; it is an acceptance checklist that makes requirements and completion criteria explicit.

Search indexes, competing pages, AI models and responses, and your own content keep changing. A single ranking or AI mention is not proof of repeatability, so compare weekly under the same country, language, query, model, and repetition settings to detect sustained improvement, new issues, and regressions.

SEO is the foundation that helps search engines discover, index, and understand a page. AEO examines the structure and clarity of direct answers; GEO examines brand entities, official sources, citation evidence, and observed AI responses. AEO and GEO are not shortcuts that replace SEO—they add answerability and source trust on top of the search foundation.

No. FAQs help when they answer real customer questions with accurate, original information; volume and reworded duplicates do not. Crawlability and indexability, unique first-party information, a clear operator, consistent facts, evidence and internal links, and technical quality all matter, and no optimization can guarantee AI visibility.

Deep analysis repeatedly observes your configured customer queries with connected OpenAI, Gemini, and Perplexity models. It records the model, time, repetition, success or failure, brand mention, recommendation inclusion and position, and citation of the official domain. Available models and channels can vary with integration status.

No. Responses can differ by API, model version, time, region, personalization, and the search behavior of each consumer interface. AI results in the report are observation samples collected under stated conditions, not an internal ranking signal or a guarantee of visibility or recommendation position in consumer products.

A deep web report organizes SEO, AEO, and GEO scores and confidence, sample and methodology, issue-level evidence URLs, priorities and remediation, main-page PageSpeed Mobile measurement, query-level AI observations, competitor comparison, and change over time. A coding-agent work order is also available; exact coverage depends on the selected product and connected services.

Re-audit immediately after a launch, migration, redesign, large content change, or vendor delivery, then compare weekly under the same conditions until the site stabilizes. Monthly or quarterly checks may supplement monitoring for low-change sites, but cadence should match update frequency and business risk. SearchProof AI supports weekly reanalysis of saved profiles.

Before work begins, save a baseline that includes the domain, sample, country, language, queries, models, and date, then rerun the same profile after delivery. Do not judge by the total score alone: review evidence URLs for resolved findings, remaining and new issues, regressions, and repeatability of AI observations. Verify real traffic and conversions separately in Search Console and analytics.

The free audit quickly checks SEO readiness for up to five public pages without signup and does not call external AI. After sign-in, preliminary AEO and GEO scores are available. Deep analysis covers SEO, AEO, and GEO readiness across as many as 100 pages, repeated observations on connected AI channels, an evidence-led web report, and weekly comparison of the same profile.

Official public websites operated directly by a brand or organization are the best fit. Public company, service, and ecommerce sites can be analyzed, while marketplace listings, social profiles, login-only pages, and private admin areas are excluded. Pages that block crawling may have limited coverage.