AI VISIBILITY audits how ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity can crawl and cite your site. Free locked report; credit packs from $9.90.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
AI VISIBILITY is a web-based audit tool that checks how ready a website is to be found, understood and cited by AI search systems. Its site names ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Grok and Google AI as the targets. A user enters a website URL and receives a report on whether those systems can crawl, understand, verify and cite the brand.
The product frames this work as generative engine optimization, or GEO. The site describes the output as a board-ready diagnosis covering crawlability, brand facts, evidence, intent coverage, technical structure, trust signals and competitor gaps, followed by actions to fix them. It lists SaaS, Shopify and B2B sites, along with AI visibility teams, as its intended users.
The process starts with a URL. The tool generates a free report that is locked, meaning users can review the report structure and top-level findings without paying. Buying credits unlocks the complete issue lists, technical fixes, schema suggestions and a GEO publishing roadmap. The pricing page does not spell out how many credits one unlock consumes, and the FAQ answers are not visible in the source text.
According to the site, the audit begins at the official website and cross-checks public sources so that key claims can be verified rather than guessed. It covers 12 domains, including crawl coverage, entity clarity, pricing, cases, schema, trust signals, competitors and off-site evidence. Findings are then sorted into P0, P1 and P2 priorities with owner-ready tasks and acceptance criteria.
The report includes a full-site crawl inventory covering the homepage, product and pricing pages, case studies, docs, help center, blog, sitemap, robots file, PDFs and hidden entry points. A brand entity profile records what the company offers, product boundaries, aliases, target customers, regions and disambiguation risks. A claim-level evidence ledger maps each important claim to a source, verification status and freshness risk.
Other components include an AI intent coverage matrix for recommendation, comparison, alternative, pricing and trust queries, and a technical audit of robots, sitemap, canonical tags, status codes, JavaScript rendering and internal links. A schema plan covers Organization, Product, Service, FAQ, Breadcrumb, Article and CaseStudy markup. A competitor and off-site evidence map and a P0/P1/P2 roadmap complete the report.
AI VISIBILITY is a web-based audit tool that checks whether AI systems such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Grok and Google AI can crawl, understand, verify and cite a website. It produces a report with prioritized fixes for content, technical structure, schema and trust signals.
Credit packs cost $9.90 for 25 credits (Starter), $14.90 for 40 credits (Growth) and $19.90 for 70 credits (Pro). Credits are valid for one year. The sources do not state how many credits a single report unlock requires.
Yes, in a limited form. Users can enter a URL and generate a free report that is locked, showing the report structure and top-level findings. Credits are needed to unlock complete issue lists, technical fixes, schema suggestions and the GEO publishing roadmap.
The full report covers a crawl inventory, brand entity profile, claim-level evidence ledger, AI intent coverage matrix, technical crawlability audit, schema plan, trust signal analysis, competitor and off-site evidence map, and a P0/P1/P2 execution roadmap.
The vendor says it is built for AI visibility teams, SaaS companies, Shopify stores and B2B businesses. Testimonials also come from SEO consultants and agency operators who use the reports for client work.
The sources do not state a guarantee. The product is described as an audit that identifies gaps and recommended actions, and the FAQ lists the question without a visible answer in the source text.
No integrations are named in the sources. The tool works from a website URL and produces a report, and the sources do not describe connections to other software.
The pricing is low, starting at $9.90, and the sample cases include an early-stage SaaS and a regional B2B services firm. Smaller teams still need someone to carry out the recommended content and technical changes.