
<strong>AEO Score</strong>: Your site graded 0–100, with the site-wide breakdown of where points are lost, the site-setup checklist, your score over time, and a per-page status table below: every point named, every gap linked to its fix.
AEO Ultimate makes your WordPress site readable, trustworthy and citable for AI answer engines (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews) and measures whether they actually cite you. It publishes connected @graph JSON-LD schema, clear publisher and author identity (E-E-A-T) and AI-agent discovery files such as llms.txt, and runs alongside your existing SEO plugin without duplicating what it already outputs.
Built for SEO professionals. Everything is free: no license, no paid tier, no feature locked away. AI features run on your own API keys (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Perplexity, xAI or Mistral), so you pay the provider directly and choose the model. Prefer one key and one bill? Connect OpenRouter instead, by pasting a key or with one click, and pick any model it offers. The work is bulk and semi-automated: fill every missing alt text, social description and FAQ, Service or Contact schema across a site in one pass, generate product schema for a whole catalogue, and let the plugin suggest the missing E-E-A-T details and apply them for you. AI-powered bulk actions show the number of billed calls and ask before running, so there are no surprise bills. Access & Roles lets an SEO manager or a client’s marketing team use the tools without being a full administrator.
Fully modular: 29 features, each switched on or off on its own, so your site runs only what it needs.
Short walkthroughs, one screen at a time, each with a written guide: E-E-A-T, Local Pack, AI Visibility, Social Graph, Schema Detector, AI Ready, the RAG Engine and Command Center. Screens that have one show a “?” beside their title that plays it right there (nothing loads from YouTube until you press Play). Watch them all at aeoultimate.com/docs/wordpress/tutorials, or read the full AEO Ultimate for WordPress documentation.
AI answer engines don’t read your pages top to bottom. They cut the web into short passages, pull back the few that best match a question, and write their answer from those (retrieval-augmented generation). The RAG Engine shows your site the way that process sees it, and finds the answers your site is missing.
Nothing is published for you: every suggestion comes with a Copy button and an Edit page link.
Asks eight AI engines (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Grok, Le Chat, Muse by Meta AI and DeepSeek) the questions your customers ask, on your own API keys, and shows per engine whether your site was cited, named without a link, or left out, and who was cited instead, or whether the engine cited no sources at all. Answers about your products are also checked against your real prices, stock and policies.
DeepSeek support is new: it works, and is still being tested. Most of DeepSeek’s use is outside the US, led by Asia, with Russia and India near the top, and much of India searches in English. If your buyers are mostly in the US you can leave it off; if you sell internationally, especially into India, it is worth tracking.
These are controlled simulations through the engines’ APIs, not a copy of any one user’s private chat history: the consumer apps personalise and change daily, and a run is the closest reproducible measure.
The AEO Score grades your site from 0 to 100 and shows exactly where each point is lost, with every gap linked to its fix. The Setup Wizard gets you there in one click with Autopilot, in two steps with The Basics, or in five with Expert.
Built for stores: every commerce feature exists so an answer engine can quote your catalogue accurately.
The core engine detects the schema already on each page, classifies the page (homepage, service, article, location or product), and adds JSON-LD only where it’s missing: Organization, Article, NewsArticle, Person, FAQPage, Service, Product, LocalBusiness, ContactPoint, Event, Review, AggregateRating and BreadcrumbList. Everything on a page is woven into one connected @graph (WebSite Organization WebPage, cross-referenced by @id), so AI crawlers read your site as one set of facts. The Knowledge Graph screen defines your entities and links them to Wikipedia and Wikidata, and duplicate-schema conflicts between plugins are flagged.
llms.txt and `llms-full.txt`, Markdown content negotiation for AI agents, Content-Signal headers, agent-discovery endpoints (Agent Skills Index, MCP and WebMCP, OAuth/OIDC discovery, RFC 9727 API catalog, RFC 8288 Link headers), and per-bot blocking and rate limits for 20+ AI crawlers such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google-Extended. You decide which AI systems may read, cite or train on your content. Where creating `/.well-known/` files needs server access the plugin doesn't have, you get copy-and-paste instructions.
/okf/, on by default and linked from llms.txt.Organization JSON-LD (legal name, logo, contact points, sameAs), a clean article:publisher / article:author Open Graph split, a sitewide fb:app_id for Meta Domain Insights, and one-click import from Yoast or Rank Math. Author profiles output as Person schema with credentials, expertise, years of experience and social links, with an E-E-A-T scorecard for both authors and the company, optional author boxes and hover cards.
Alt text and Open Graph titles, descriptions and share images, generated from your content or with AI. One screen manages Open Graph and Twitter/X cards across every page. Bulk actions fill every missing description, alt text and FAQ, Service or Contact schema at once; AI-powered ones show the number of billed calls and ask first.
LocalBusiness schema with a business-type picker, opening hours, service area and geo coordinates. A NAP (name, address, phone) audit against Google Knowledge Graph, Google Business Profile and Bing Maps, plus the directories your industry should be listed in.
A cached XML sitemap and a Google News sitemap, with IndexNow pinging Bing and other engines on publish. The Not Indexed report finds published pages missing from Google’s index and flags likely causes, and warns about indexed pages Google has stopped crawling before they drop out.
Google Search Console, Google Analytics 4 and Bing Webmaster Tools in one view, with Google PageSpeed audits (Lighthouse score and Core Web Vitals). AI Crawler Watch shows which AI bots read your site and what they waste requests on, and the plugin counts visits that arrive from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini and Copilot, with no cookies and no per-visitor data. A traffic-leak scan finds high-traffic pages that lose mobile visitors to slow loads, and a content scan flags inline scripts, base64 images and other page-builder leftovers.
See which leads AI assistants sent you. Each form entry, email-link click and phone-link tap is tagged Confirmed (the visit came from an AI engine’s link), Correlated (an AI assistant read the page just before a direct visit), Self-reported (the visitor named an AI tool in “How did you hear about us?”) or Earlier AI visit, with the evidence. Works with Gravity Forms, Contact Form 7, WPForms, Forminator and HubSpot forms, and adds the result to your notification email. Off by default; it keeps the visitor’s first and latest visit source in their own browser storage and stores no names, email or IP addresses.
Ask Claude about your AI citations, AI crawler visits, Google indexing, schema, content gaps and your Google Analytics, Search Console and Bing Webmaster reports, and let it make fixes you approve. Switch the connector on under Settings MCPs (off by default, administrators only) and connect Claude Code or Claude Desktop with one command, or Claude on the web and mobile through an aeoultimate.app account (free for one site; more sites are a paid plan with a 14-day trial). Every change is previewed first, logged, and can be reverted.
Google Reviews: see new Google reviews in WordPress, get alerts, and reply from your dashboard, with AI drafts you edit before sending. Connect with Google in one click, no Google Cloud project needed.
Customer reviews with AggregateRating and Review schema, a “Last Updated” freshness badge, PR Bridge AI for press releases, and an AI Prompt Rate Limiter to protect your API budget.
Optional AI features connect to Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, Google Gemini, Perplexity, xAI Grok, Mistral, Meta (Muse) and DeepSeek using your own API keys. Other optional integrations cover Google and Microsoft APIs, IndexNow and press-release services. Nothing is sent anywhere until you configure a feature and use it. See the FAQ for the full list with terms and privacy links, and the bundled external-services.txt for the complete inventory.