Crawler access
Robots, noindex, sitemap, redirects, canonical hints, and whether key public pages can be fetched cleanly.
Methodology
How AI1GEO reads a local business page.
AI1GEO reviews what modern search and AI systems can safely understand from public pages: access, facts, structured data, and the first fixes a human should verify before publishing.
Readable facts
Business name, contact paths, service areas, opening-hours signals, service wording, and conflicts that need owner review.
Structured data
Whether JSON-LD exists, whether it matches visible facts, and which schema should wait until facts are confirmed.
Safe first fixes
Small publishable changes that clarify public facts before broader service-page, schema, or AI-search work.
What a score means
A readiness score is a review queue, not a promise.
The score compresses crawlability, visible fact coverage, structured-data clarity, and review gaps into a practical starting point. It tells operators what to fix first; it does not claim that an AI system will cite or rank the business.
Boundaries
- AI1GEO does not guarantee Google rankings, AI Overview inclusion, Gemini citations, or conversion lift.
- Demo and example reports are public sample methodology unless clearly marked as saved provider-backed reports.
- Saved provider-backed reports stay access-controlled and noindex unless a separate product policy changes that boundary.
- Schema drafts should use visible or owner-confirmed facts only. Reviews, ratings, prices, licenses, and claims stay out until verified.
Related proof pages
Check the output shape beside the method.
Example report
See how the readiness score, fact review, first fixes, and safe JSON-LD draft are presented.
Public demo audit
Open the static demo audit used to show the saved-report workflow without customer claims.
Landing page
Return to the public scanner entry point and the homepage trust boundaries.