Are you in the AI answers your buyers read, and can AI bots and agents use your site?

GEO – AI answers asks the questions your buyers ask where they ask them: ChatGPT search, Gemini, Claude with web search and Google's AI Mode and AI Overviews, with Perplexity to add. For every answer it counts whether you are named, where you stand and which sites are cited, your own pages included. For each third-party page the answers cite, it reads the page and says whether it names you, so "you are not on that list" is a read, not a guess. It reads your site the way the machines do. robots.txt is read for every AI search bot, training bot and agent the way the robots.txt standard says, and your pages are fetched as their user agents, so a block, a firewall or a challenge page shows. It compares the words in each page's HTML with the rendered page, finds facts hidden in tabs, PDFs or images, and checks your structured data, snippet controls, llms.txt and IndexNow key. Kept out of search, the sitemap and titles come from your latest Site Audit rather than a second crawl. It checks whether AI agents that act for a person can get three things done on your site: find the price, contact or book, and sign up. Each task page, found from your home page's links, is read the two ways agents read a page – as HTML without scripts, the way ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google read a link they open, and in a real browser, the way ChatGPT Atlas, Claude in Chrome, Comet and Copilot in Edge work. It looks for controls without a name, a CAPTCHA or login on the way, and a layout that moves after it loads. The report opens with one line about your brand and where you stand in eight areas – Fix now, Watch, Clean or Not read, each with what it was read from – then the fixes in order, each with why, what to change, where and the evidence behind it. A fix ends in an action: a page brief to write from, a review request or pitch for the sites the answers cite, the lines for robots.txt or llms.txt, a structured data fix opened in SEO Meta & Schema, or a task in Projects. It says what no outside check can see. Google says no third-party tool has access to its ranking or AI systems, so the answers are a sample and the tool never promises a place in one. Claude is read with web search through its API, because no outside read of the Claude app exists. Copilot's citations come only from your Bing Webmaster Tools export, and agent visits only from a server log; agents in a normal browser can't be told apart from people anywhere. There is no GEO score.