AEO Armory

AEO Armory audits how ChatGPT and Google AI Mode respond to questions from a business’s customers. It reports whether the business is named, which competitors appear instead, and which sources the AI cites. It also checks the site’s readiness for AI citations across areas such as crawler access, schema, content and trust signals. The tool is for local, national and B2B businesses looking to improve their visibility in AI-generated answers. Reports include a prioritized fix list, suggested questions and content to create, a checker for completed changes, and a page-by-page breakdown with PDF export. The page states that the free plan includes up to three reports per day and requires no card.

AEO Armory audits a business’s visibility in AI-generated answers and its website’s readiness to be cited. It asks ChatGPT and Google AI Mode real customer questions, records whether the business is named and which sources are cited, and compares results with competitors. The audit also checks site readiness and provides a prioritized plan with evidence and instructions. It helps businesses see where AI recommends others instead and what changes they can make to improve their visibility. A user creates a free account with an email, business name, and website. AEO Armory reads the public site, asks ChatGPT and Google AI Mode customer questions, and compares the answers with businesses and sources named by the AI. The report includes visibility results, readiness checks across up to 15 pages, a prompt plan, and prioritized fixes. Users can tick off fixes, re-check changes, and run new reports from a dashboard that saves past reports and supports PDF export. AEO Armory is for local, national, and B2B businesses that want to understand whether AI assistants recommend and cite them. For national or B2B businesses, users can leave the location blank so questions are written for their buyers rather than framed as local searches. The audit focuses on AI visibility and citation readiness, rather than traditional search rankings, and leaves website changes to the user.