ScoutMeasure
We read your public site the way an AI assistant would, review the pages that matter most, and record what AI assistants actually say when asked about businesses like yours.
How We Do It
This Is GEO answers five questions, in order: Can AI reach your site? Does it understand your business? Are you showing up in AI answers? What should you fix first? And did the fix actually work?
Your part is small
Less than you'd think, and never more than you agreed to.
| You | Us |
|---|---|
| Enter your website address | Scan your public pages, read-only |
| Read what we found — plain language, no jargon | Show you exactly what we saw, on which page, on what date |
| Decide what to fix, and how | Make the safe fixes, prepare the rest |
| Approve anything that touches your live site | Never publish a change you haven't seen |
| Show up once a month for about thirty minutes | Keep measuring, and tell you what moved |
Measure → Explain → Fix → Approve → Verify → Track
Each step shows what we actually observed, not what we assumed. And two things stay separate the whole way through: how ready your site is for AI to understand, which you control, and whether AI is actually naming you, which nobody fully controls.
ScoutWe read your public site the way an AI assistant would, review the pages that matter most, and record what AI assistants actually say when asked about businesses like yours.
GeoYour dashboard shows two things side by side: how ready your site is, and whether you're actually showing up in AI answers. Then it turns that into a short, ranked list of what to do first — in plain English.
Quill + the squadFor safe, low-risk changes, an agent prepares the work — a rewritten description, a missing summary, a set of answers. You can review the draft, send it to your website person, hand it to one of our specialists, or do it yourself in Skills Lab.
Open Skills Lab →We never publish a change you haven't seen. You get the before and after, you decide, and nothing goes live until you say so. Every change, every connected site, every time.
CheckWe look at the page again and confirm the change actually landed — and tell you plainly if it didn't. Some fixes need AI systems to re-read your site before they notice, so we'll separate what's done from what's still catching up.
ProofMonth over month, you see what changed and what improved. We won't claim credit we can't prove: if your visibility moved, we'll show you what we can and can't attribute to the work.
No mystery timeline
About two minutes.
The platform submits one exact change, then reads the result back before calling it done. If it fails, it stops instead of trying again automatically.
Days to weeks. They re-read the web on their own schedule, and nobody can speed that up. Anyone who tells you otherwise is guessing.
About thirty minutes a month.
Three ways forward
Some fixes we make for you. For anything that touches your homepage, your navigation, or your layout, you choose — because that's your business, and a broken layout costs more than a missed mention.
Download a one-page brief: what's wrong, what to change, and how you'll both know it's done right. Written for whoever handles your site.
Our team makes the change for you, with your scan details already attached. No explaining it twice.
Skills Lab walks you through it — plain-English lessons, the exact prompt to paste into ChatGPT or Claude, and how to back up first so you know how to get back to where you started if something goes wrong.
See it before you sign up
Four demos, no signup: compare what each plan's workspace looks like, walk through onboarding, explore Skills Lab, or chat with the agents using safe scripted replies.
Before you start
No. The free scan is read-only and never asks for credentials. Connecting a site for automatic fixes is a separate, optional step you control.
The free scan cannot change your site. Automatic agent fixes stay away from homepages, navigation, and layouts, and nothing is submitted without your approval. An unpublished WordPress draft can be discarded; a supported live product-content change keeps the exact original content and requires a separate approval before it is restored.
No. If you can read a report and click approve, you can use this. Skills Lab exists for the parts you'd rather do yourself.
Most small businesses don't have a developer on staff. You can ask a GEO specialist for help or use Skills Lab to work through the fix with the AI assistant you already use.
Nobody can promise that — not us, not anyone. What we can do is make your business as easy as possible to understand and recommend, and show you the evidence either way.
We can scan any public website. Automatic fixes currently cover specific, approval-gated work in WordPress, Shopify, and WooCommerce. Wix, Squarespace, and other setups can use a developer handoff, specialist help, or Skills Lab instructions matched to the platform.
The website scan is free. Paid plans begin at $99 per month. Compare the plans before you choose one.
See pricing →Start with your website
Free scan. About two minutes. Read-only — no passwords, no changes to your site.