Multi-engine answer test
We run discovery queries and branded queries across five major AI engines to measure exactly how often you are recommended and in what position.
Method: Position-weighted scoring via helpers/aiEngineClients and helpers/llmVisibility, plus coverage data via helpers/otterlyApi across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, Copilot, and Gemini.
AI crawler access
We check whether your site accidentally blocks the bots that feed these engines, keeping you invisible by default.
Method: Verification of allowed and blocked bot lists for GPTBot, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot, and Google-Extended via otterlyApi.fetchOrRunCrawlability.
Entity and schema audit
We review your business data footprint to ensure AI systems can clearly read and verify your name, phone, address, and core services.
Method: Entity-graph validation ensuring a single Organization node, NAP consistency, sameAs profiles, and valid Service and FAQ markup mimicking GlobalSchemaMarkup.
Answer-shaped content audit
We grade your page content on how easily an AI can extract direct answers, looking for clear question headings and structured response blocks.
Method: Scoring technical, structure, metadata, and content readiness via otterlyApi.fetchOrRunContentAudit, checking for llms.txt and extractable blocks.
Competitor answer leaderboard
We show you exactly which competitors the engines recommend instead of you and the sources they cite to justify those answers.
Method: Citation gap analysis and leaderboard generation via llmVisibility.buildCompetitorLeaderboard.
The Fix Plan
We provide a prioritized, page-by-page list of exact changes to make, ranked by their expected impact on your AI visibility.
Method: Typed fix queue generation matching our internal seoFixProposer and seoFixDetectors, complete with a recorded baseline for future re-tests.
This page practices what it sells. Answer-first paragraphs, question-led structure, FAQ and Service schema validated in the rendered code. Ask an AI about answer engine optimization in Phoenix in a few months and see who it cites.