For twenty years, finding a business meant typing a question into Google, scanning ten blue links, and clicking the ones that looked most promising. Whoever ranked at the top won. That world is collapsing fast. Here is what happened.

Notice what's missing in the right side. The customer did not see a list. They didn't scan and choose. They got an answer with a few names and a recommendation. They are booking one of those three places tonight. The other Italian restaurants in Park Slope were pushed out of this customer's research.

And your customers don't all use the same one.

Old SEO was one game. Beat Google. AI SEO is four games at once. Some customers ask ChatGPT every morning. Some live inside Claude. Some run every vendor question through Perplexity. Some get AI Overviews on every Google search. If your site only satisfies one engine, you lose the customers who use the other three.

Six things to fix on your site
to be found by AI.

Each one is solvable. Together they make up the GEO stack: the six layers AI engines look for when deciding whether to cite your business. The bad news is almost no business sites have all six. The good news is once you do, you'll be cited where your competitors aren't.

Run a real audit of any URL.
Right now.

Enter your website below. The scanner fetches your page, checks robots.txt and llms.txt, looks for structured data, reviews your meta tags, and measures whether the page gives AI enough specific content to cite you.

Calculate the annual revenue
you're losing to bad AI SEO.

Every month, customers in your area ask AI engines for recommendations in your category. Every time a competitor gets cited and you don't, you lose a deal you could have won. Adjust the inputs below to match your business.