Is your website set up for AI search?

This free check reviews selected technical signals that can help search systems discover and understand a website. It identifies specific issues with crawl access, page metadata and structured data. Passing these checks does not guarantee that an AI assistant will mention or recommend your site.

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What is AI Optimization (AIO)?

AI search optimization means making a website's information clear, accurate and accessible to search systems that may use it in answers. Established SEO practices still matter: useful content, crawl access, descriptive pages and structured data that matches visible content. No technical checklist guarantees an AI citation.

AIO vs. SEO vs. Google Ads

SEO helps search systems discover and evaluate useful pages. Google Ads provides paid placement while a campaign runs. AI answer features may summarize information and show supporting links. Clear, reliable page content can help a system understand your business, but no service can guarantee that it will select or recommend your page.

Why this matters now

AI answers can bring together information from several pages and link to supporting sources. Make the facts about your business easy to find and understand for both people and crawlers. Then measure whether relevant searches actually surface your site; page structure alone cannot establish that.

How we actually do it

OptimizeWizard isn't a one-off report. It's three things happening on a schedule:

• A lightweight starting evaluation — the free check above, plus a deeper read of your most important pages once you sign up: what's blocking AI engines right now, and what your business needs an AI to understand about it (industry, offering, what makes you credible).
• Weekly tracking — every week we re-check how real AI engines actually answer questions about your business, not just whether a technical checkbox is ticked.
• Monthly review and adjustment — once a month we step back, look at what actually moved and what didn't, and adjust the approach accordingly. AI platforms change their models continuously, so what worked has to keep being checked, not set once and forgotten.

What this checks

This tool reports eight selected website signals. Some are standard SEO basics; others are optional checks. The score is not a measure of actual AI recommendations:

• HTTPS — whether the page uses a secure connection.
• Title tag — a concise description of the page in its HTML title.
• Meta description — a page summary that may appear in search results.
• Mobile viewport tag — whether the page declares a mobile viewport; this is not a full mobile usability test.
• schema.org / JSON-LD — machine-readable facts that should match the visible page content.
• llms.txt — an optional site summary file; Google AI features do not require it.
• robots.txt AI permissions — whether selected AI crawlers appear to be allowed by robots.txt.
• sitemap.xml — whether a sitemap is available; it does not guarantee discovery or indexing.

This is an automated check, not a full audit — it won't catch everything a human review would. It cannot prove rankings, indexing by every service, or inclusion in AI answers.