BoraSEO
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Website owners seeking hands-off SEO
Your brand ranks in every analyst report and wins deals over the phone — then ChatGPT recommends a competitor because its site gave the AI something yours didn't: crawlable, verifiable, structured proof. That gap is what this tool audits.
The tool runs a structured audit against your URL and produces a report covering crawlability, brand entity clarity, claim-level evidence, schema gaps, trust signals, and competitor off-site presence — the exact signals that determine whether AI engines cite you or skip you. The free tier generates a locked report; the full detail requires credits. Output is framed as a prioritized P0/P1/P2 action roadmap, so engineering and content leads get owner-ready tasks rather than a raw score. It is a one-shot audit, not a continuous monitor — teams treating it as a living dashboard will hit the ceiling fast.
Bottom line: Pick this when you need a structured, board-ready diagnosis of why AI search is ignoring your brand; skip it when you need ongoing rank tracking or automated re-audits after each content push.
25 credits for one-off AI visibility report unlocks. Valid for 1 year.
40 credits for teams reviewing multiple pages or client sites. Valid for 1 year.
70 credits for repeated GEO audits, roadmap updates, and deeper AI visibility work. Valid for 1 year.
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SEOs and agencies managing link building
Most teams discover their AI search problem backwards — traffic drops, then someone asks why ChatGPT isn’t citing them, then the audit begins. This tool front-loads that audit. Enter a URL and it crawls your homepage, product pages, pricing, case studies, docs, help center, blog, sitemap, robots.txt, PDFs, and internal link structure, then maps what it finds against the evidence signals AI engines use to decide whether to recommend or cite a brand. The output is organized into nine audit domains: full-site crawl inventory, brand entity profile, claim-level evidence ledger, AI intent coverage matrix, technical crawlability audit, schema and structured data plan, trust signal gap analysis, competitor off-site evidence map, and an execution roadmap.
The claim-level evidence ledger is the differentiating layer. Rather than scoring a page generically, it maps individual brand claims to their verification status, source freshness, and AI citation readiness — then flags conflicts and gaps. The AI intent coverage matrix checks whether your site can answer the query types AI engines pull from when recommending products: comparison, alternative, pricing, risk, trust, and buying-scenario queries. These two features together surface the specific content debt that keeps brands invisible in AI-generated answers, which a standard technical SEO audit misses entirely.
The tool fits SEO and marketing teams at SaaS companies, Shopify stores, and B2B service firms that have offline credibility but thin online proof — the vendor’s sample cases describe a B2B firm with strong word-of-mouth but weak authorship, case evidence, and service-area pages. The hard limit is the one-shot model: the audit reflects a point-in-time crawl. Teams shipping content weekly or running A/B tests on schema markup will not see those changes reflected without generating a new report. There is no API, no continuous monitoring loop, and no self-hosted option, so teams that need audit data piped into their own dashboards or CI pipelines have no path to that integration.
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