Most sites don't have one AI-visibility problem, they have one problem that repeats across fifty pages: every product page hedges instead of stating specs, every service page skips the FAQ schema, every blog post buries the answer three paragraphs down. A single page review catches the symptom. An audit finds the pattern and tells you which pages are worth fixing first.

What's included

Why the gap analysis matters more than the score

A score tells you how a page is doing in isolation. The AI citation gap analysis tells you something more useful: whether a competitor is already the source AI assistants pull from for the exact questions your buyers ask, and specifically what their page has that yours doesn't: a named author, a data table, an FAQ block, plain factual density instead of adjectives. That's the difference between "improve your content" as generic advice and a prioritized list of what to fix first.

Ongoing measurement after the audit, tracking whether that gap is closing, is what the AI share-of-voice tracking and AI Overview citation checks under the Monthly Retainer are for.

How it's priced

Starting at $5,500 for your ten most important pages, roughly $550/page, plus the site-wide technical baseline and gap analysis that a standalone Page Review doesn't include. Sites too large for a fixed-price audit get a custom Built to Spec quote instead; see GEO Consulting for the full pricing breakdown.

Common questions

What is an AI visibility audit?

A bundled review of your ten most important pages, plus the patterns across your whole site: what's broken everywhere, not just once, and what to fix first. It includes a full-site crawl and technical baseline, an AI citation gap analysis (what ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google's AI Overviews currently say about you, if anything), and the same five-lever scorecard a single Page Review gets, run across every page in scope.

How is this different from a single Page Review?

A Page Review is one page, five stations, no site-wide pattern work. An audit is ten pages plus the technical baseline and internal-linking map that a single page can't show you: the same broken heading structure or missing authority signal that shows up on every product page, for example. If you're not sure which one, start with a Page Review on your highest-traffic page; it's the cheapest way to see whether the pattern repeats sitewide.

How long does an audit take?

1–2 weeks, start to finish.

What do I need to provide to get started?

A URL, or a list of your ten most important pages. Analytics or Search Console access helps confirm which pages actually matter to prioritize, but isn't required to start.

Find out what's actually broken, sitewide.

Send your ten most important pages (or let me help you pick them) and I'll scope the audit before anything gets billed.

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