Free SEO Audit Chrome Extension for SEO, AEO & GEO

SEO AI Assistant is a free Chrome extension by ExtCafe that audits the page you are viewing and gives it SEO, AEO and GEO scores from 0 to 100. It runs 39 checks, flags what is missing, explains why it matters and, on Pro, generates the fixes for you.

It is built for SEO professionals, agencies, freelancers, content teams, developers and site owners who want a fast on-page audit without leaving the browser. Developers can copy issues as a Jira or GitHub ticket, and agencies can export white-label Word and PDF reports on Pro.

It runs a 39-point checklist, 13 checks per column. SEO covers title and meta description length, URL slug, headings, keyword placement, alt text, page speed, mobile layout, schema, internal links and technical hygiene. AEO covers answer-first structure, question headings, an FAQ of 8 or more questions, definitions, lists, how-to content and freshness. GEO covers citations, original data, authorship, AI crawler access in robots.txt, llms.txt, crawlable text and a public changelog. Each failed check shows a five-word fix tip.

Yes, it checks readiness. The AEO and GEO scores measure how clearly an AI assistant could read, summarize and cite your page, using signals such as structured data, direct-answer content, headings, llms.txt and authorship. It cannot guarantee that any AI engine will cite you, and it does not track whether chatbots currently mention your brand.

Both. The free plan finds issues, explains why each matters, shows what to do, highlights the broken element on the page and lets you copy a dev ticket. Pro goes further and generates the fixes for you, such as JSON-LD, meta titles, meta descriptions, alt text and HTML snippets, with a single Copy All Fixes action.

Yes, on Pro. The Discovery Bundle generates llms.txt and sitemap.xml for a domain, and AEO and GEO fixes such as FAQ, Article or Organization JSON-LD are generated automatically after each scan. Review every generated file or snippet before you publish it on your site.

SEOquake is a long-standing SEO toolbar known for search result overlays and page metrics. SEO AI Assistant is built around scoring each page for SEO, AEO and GEO and, on Pro, generating the fixes instead of only flagging problems. The tools overlap, so check each listing for its current features before you choose.

Detailed SEO Extension focuses on showing a page's SEO details, such as meta tags, headings, links and structured data, in one view. SEO AI Assistant adds 0 to 100 scores for SEO, AEO and GEO, plain-English recommendations and, on Pro, generated fixes, reports and monitoring. Check each tool's listing for its current features.

SEO AI Assistant reads only the page you choose to analyze and never reads form inputs or passwords. All 39 checks and the scores are calculated in your browser, and your history stays in local storage. Each Analyze sends a page summary (URL, title, meta description, counts and check results, not the page text) to the ExtCafe server to return recommendations, and it is not saved to a database. Pro AI fixes also pass that summary to NVIDIA's AI API. Your data is never sold.

Yes. The free plan gives you the full SEO, AEO and GEO scores, every check in the three-column grid, Core Web Vitals, Excel export, one-click dev ticket copy and local history. No account or card is needed.

Install it from the Chrome Web Store, open the page you want to audit, click the toolbar icon and press Analyze This Page. Read your three scores, review the flagged checks, then copy a dev ticket for Jira or GitHub or export the results to Excel.

Pro costs $5 per month, billed through Polar, and starts with a 3-day free trial. It adds automatic AEO and GEO fixes, AI-generated meta titles, descriptions and alt text, the Discovery Bundle, score trend charts, competitor comparison, site-wide audits, page watching and white-label reports.

Yes. Pro is a monthly subscription handled by Polar, so you can cancel before the next billing date. The 3-day free trial lets you try Pro features first.

No. SEO AI Assistant is a Chrome extension that works on any public web page, including WordPress, Shopify and custom sites. A WordPress plugin is not available.

SEO helps pages rank in search results. AEO, answer engine optimization, helps your content be chosen as a direct answer, such as a featured snippet or voice answer. GEO, generative engine optimization, helps AI systems like ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews understand, summarize and cite your content. They share many fundamentals.

Yes. AI search features rely heavily on pages that search engines can already crawl, index and trust, so technical SEO, quality content and authority still matter. AEO and GEO build on that foundation by making answers easier to extract and attribute. Treat them as extra layers, not replacements.

Google says the same fundamentals apply: make sure your pages are crawlable, indexed and eligible to show a snippet, then publish helpful, original content that answers real questions clearly. Use descriptive headings, put the answer first, add structured data that matches visible content and keep page experience strong. No special markup is required.

Target a specific question, use it as a heading, then answer it directly in about 40 to 60 words right below. Follow with a list, steps or a table where the format fits. Win the snippet by matching the question's intent, keeping the answer concise and ranking well already for that query.

Use one clear topic per page, descriptive headings (ideally phrased as questions), a direct answer in the first sentences, then supporting detail. Keep paragraphs short, use lists and tables for steps and comparisons, define terms plainly and state specific facts such as numbers, dates and names.

Less than it once did for rich results, since Google limited FAQ rich results in 2023 to a small set of authoritative sites. FAQ schema still gives machines a clean, labeled question and answer structure, and it can support AI understanding. It must match the visible FAQ text exactly, and the visible content matters most.

Fix anything that stops the page being indexed first, such as a stray noindex tag, a robots.txt block or a wrong canonical. Then improve the title and meta description, then make sure the page answers the search. SEO AI Assistant shows how many points each failed check is worth, so you can start with the fixes that help most. Guide: Which SEO fix should you do first?

There is no guaranteed method, but you can improve your odds. Let OpenAI's search crawler (OAI-SearchBot) reach your site, make sure your pages are indexed and crawlable, publish clear, original, well-sourced answers, and earn mentions on reputable third-party sites. Cited pages tend to be authoritative, specific and easy to quote.

Perplexity cites sources it finds on the open web, so allow PerplexityBot, keep key pages fast and crawlable, and publish content that answers specific questions with clear facts. Consistent brand and entity details, fresh updates and mentions from credible third-party sites all improve the chance that your brand appears.

Common reasons are blocked AI crawlers, pages that are not indexed, important content that only appears after JavaScript runs, thin or generic content, a new site with little authority, or a brand name that is ambiguous. Check robots.txt, index status and rendered HTML first, then strengthen your content and third-party mentions.

Ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews the questions your customers ask, using fresh sessions, and record whether your brand or pages are cited. Repeat monthly, review referral traffic from AI sites in your analytics, and look for AI crawler user agents in your server logs.

Content that is specific, accurate and easy to quote: clear definitions, step-by-step guides, comparison tables, original data or first-hand experience, named authors, cited sources and visible update dates. Pages that answer one question well tend to be cited more than broad pages that only repeat common advice.

Pick a narrow niche and answer its specific, long-tail questions better than larger sites do. Add original experience, data or examples, use clear structure and structured data, keep your brand details consistent, and earn mentions from relevant sites. Smaller sites can win by being the most useful source for one topic.

The most common cause is a robots.txt rule or a CDN setting that blocks OAI-SearchBot, the crawler ChatGPT search uses. Other causes are pages that are not indexed, text that only loads with JavaScript, and pages without a clear answer, facts or sources. Guide: Why is my website not showing in ChatGPT?

llms.txt is a proposed plain-text file at your site's root that summarizes your site and links to your key pages in a format easy for language models to read. It is optional, and no major AI search provider has publicly committed to using it for ranking. It is cheap to add, so many sites publish one.

It depends on your goal. If you want to be cited in AI answers, allow search-focused crawlers such as OAI-SearchBot and PerplexityBot. Blocking training crawlers such as GPTBot or Google-Extended is a separate choice about model training, and Google-Extended does not affect Google Search. Decide per bot and review the list regularly.

Often not. Googlebot renders JavaScript, but many AI crawlers fetch only the raw HTML and may never see content that loads after scripts run. Put important text, headings and structured data in the initial server-rendered HTML, and use view-source or a no-JavaScript check to confirm it is present.

Organization and WebSite markup identify who you are, Article or BlogPosting with an author supports content credibility, FAQPage and HowTo describe questions and steps, Product suits shop pages, and BreadcrumbList clarifies structure. Use only types that match visible content, keep it valid, and remember no markup guarantees a citation.