App
SEO & GEO Optimizer
A specialist team audits your site for Google search AND AI answers, then hands you a prioritized plain-language plan.
How it works
- AI·thinking it through · today's best AI
- Delivered·chat · email · dashboard
It asks you 7 things.
In chat, one at a time. Tap an option or type a few words.
1What's your website?
yourbusiness.com
2What matters most?
get found on Googleget cited by AIbothbeat a competitor3Which products?
all of themjust the top sellers4Any competitors to compare? (optional)
competitor1.com, competitor2.com
5What do you sell or do?
e.g. handmade candles for gift shops
6How often?
OnceMonthly7Where should it go?
ChatEmailDashboard
Who it's for
Solo SaaS founder
See exactly what to fix so Google and AI answers find your site — without learning a dashboard.
Marketing lead on a small team
Get a ranked, plain-language to-do list you can hand straight to a developer.
Freelancer or small agency
Run a fast audit per client, share the plan, and pay only for the runs you make.
Questions
Good to know.
You get a plain-language audit of your site plus a ranked list of fixes, in priority order. A specialist team checks how you show up in Google search and in AI answers, then hands you a plan you can act on today — no dashboard to learn, no jargon to decode.
GEO is optimizing your site so AI answer engines cite you, not just Google. More people now ask an AI instead of scrolling search results, so the audit checks both — the pages Google ranks and the content AI tools quote — and shows where you are missing.
You get a finished plan instead of a dashboard to read yourself. Tools like SEMrush and Ahrefs hand you data and a monthly bill; the SEO & GEO Optimizer reads the data for you and returns a short, ranked list of what to fix — and you pay only when you run it.
About $4 per run, and you pay only when you use it. No subscription, no seat fees, no yearly lock-in — run it once before a launch or monthly as you publish, and you pay for just those runs.
The audit reads your live site and checks it against current SEO and AI-answer best practices. Every fix names the page and the reason it made the list, so nothing is a black box and you decide what to act on.
Yes — the plan is written in plain language and ranked by impact, so you can pass it straight to a developer or do the work yourself. Each item says what to change and why, so no one has to translate SEO-speak before starting.