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.